Sentence examples for rather than manage from inspiring English sources

"We need to end violence rather than manage it," she told me.

"Rather than manage and control his cattle, he lets them run wild on the public lands with little, if any, human interaction".

Those, she figures, who want to seal the border and bar immigrants, period, rather than "manage the border" won't vote for her anyway.

Too often, it seems, police see it as their job to disrupt protests, rather than manage them.That is particularly dangerous given the fact that much anti-terrorism legislation leaves a lot to officers' judgment.

Institutional investors prefer to sell at the first sign of trouble rather than manage problems—so chief executives obsess about quarterly earnings and grab pay and power while they can.

Seth Donlin, a spokesman for Housing Preservation, said it was indeed the city's desire to sell the street and noted that the agency's mission was to develop property rather than manage it.

Yet since the mid 1980s we have -- very unfairly to all other taxpayers -- given this same tax incentive to one, not particularly exceptional group of managers who, rather than managing other people's businesses, manage other people's money in either limited partnerships or limited liability companies.

To avoid losing touch with their users, some clients, like Webosaurs, insist on having a Metaverse manager working in the clients' own offices, rather than managing the moderation remotely.

Shareholders want to see management's talents being used to build better products rather than managing cash.

They see the weather as something to be endured rather than managed.

We need an NHS that focuses on prevention rather than managing disease.