Sentence examples for rather than massive from inspiring English sources

"Employers are going to concentrate on cutting costs rather than massive hiring".

This kind of bottom-up common life, rather than massive, distant systems of material provision, is what makes society tick".

Mitchell said that Gauke was "unnecessarily moralistic" and focusing on "petty stuff" rather than massive tax avoidance.

And in emphasizing one-on-one play rather than massive scrums, the A-11 just might make football safer.

One difference is that the collapse of Wall Street firms was "systematic, rather than massive fraud within one company", says Leslie Caldwell, a former member of the Department of Justice's Enron task-force.

However, the Building Societies Association says the tweak to the 10p tax band is likely to have a 'modest rather than massive' impact on the amount of money being saved.

Neonatal morbidity appears to be a function of prematurity rather than of massive proteinuria itself.

Then, as episodes multiplied, they saw it as a public-order problem rather than the massive criminality it was.

Mr. Cameron said that the strike, rather than causing massive disruption, had been "something of a damp squib".

Rather than a massive Ethiopian buzz, the British user is likely to get only a very mild hit.

Always happy to look on the optimistic side, the former Southampton star genuinely looks on the weekend as a step forward rather than a massive opportunity missed.