Sentence examples for rather than may from inspiring English sources

Note the "may well" rather than "may" in the third.

The original said that hackers were able to gain access to personal details rather than may have been able to do so.

Seeing it was like getting a call from someone and them saying "Hi, Drew" rather than "May I speak to Mr. Olanoff?" That slight difference might increase the number of status messages that people share on a daily basis.

So there is little evidence in the polls so far to suggest that Brown should opt for March rather than May.

City analysts said Sir Andrew's support for precautionary rate rises was further evidence that the Bank might increase borrowing rates in April rather than May.

Nicky Morgan – Backed Michael Gove rather than May, unlike many of her female colleagues, but is still considered a talent at the top of the Tory party.

Yes, this may mean collaboration rather than isolation may be uncomfortable in the short term, but the long-term rewards benefit the team rather than the individual.

Confidence, rather than reliability, may now be the real problem.

Dealing in concrete facts rather than abstractions may help.

Business interests are dismayed that the community, rather than they, may benefit.

Spending cuts, once they are felt rather than imagined, may help too.