Sentence examples for rather than guess from inspiring English sources

"I could show the dermatologist what I looked like two weeks ago rather than guess".

For Baumbach, it was "a very nice feeling to have a movie where you can actually experience the reaction," rather than guess at it.

If a retailer has goods that aren't selling for the price they are set at, it makes sense to put them up for auction, rather than guess what price to mark them down to, because the retailer could guess wrong".

If low levels of wellbeing can be shown to be correlated with areas particularly hit by the government's programme of cuts, then the ramifications are obvious – but some in government appear to want to know rather than guess.

Rather than guess at the habits of the Hollywood demimonde, with their life of blankety-blanks, contestants guess at only what others like them might say: it's about being average.

"If Lockheed separates pension income and expense from core segments, it would be a positive". said Joseph Nadol, an analyst at J. P. Morgan Securities, "because it would enable the investment community to see how the underlying sectors are performing, rather than guess at the impact from pensions".

They are also trying to build only to orders from customers (known as BTO), rather than guessing what will be in demand and supplying it from accumulated stocks.

Rather than guessing at issues like human rights, pollution and political leanings, sport, in the form of the Olympics, would send a withering array of news media members to investigate China for the next eight years.

Winning the toss, Virat Kohli opted to field and Kings XI Punjab's George Bailey revealed that he would have done likewise; the shorter the game, the greater the advantage in knowing, rather than guessing, the nature of a winning total.

Still, Mr. Bloomberg said on Wednesday that he had no plans to run for governor and that he had not changed his mind about term limits, saying that although he would not discuss any polling he may have done, he was always interested in learning people's opinions rather than guessing at them.

In this volume, everything is about accuracy, about knowing your customer rather than guessing who they might be.