Sentence examples for rather than preserve from inspiring English sources

With more than 85% of the local population unemployed, some see it as more valuable to hunt the rhino rather than preserve it.

Rather than preserve its Swedish underpinnings, however, G.M. made Saab part of a strategy to share engineering with the rest of its operations.

My Japanese host and I agree that this building's architectural coexistence is wonderful.But I pose the question: "Why do the Japanese seem to erase the physical structures of the past rather than preserve them?

Rather than preserve the mortgage-interest deduction as it is now, progressive politicians would do better to redirect the benefits we currently provide to America's wealthiest homeowners to supporting housing for struggling and moderate-income families.

But the politics of Medicare have been poisonous, so toxic that Democrats haven't been willing to engage seriously on the issue, while Republicans have advanced a proposal that would eviscerate Medicare rather than preserve it.

Ralph Tiz, a longtime resident and real estate broker, said land values have become so high that most new buyers tear down old structures, rather than preserve them, and then rebuild.

UB dates are most important in anything that contains animal products and especially in anything fresh, rather than preserved.

But the office said the new law, rather than preserving and strengthening Medicare, might increase its long-term financial problems.

Rather than preserving a great estate for others to administer, Mr. Moores has lately been spending down.

Too often the emphasis at these meetings was doing something about the popular press rather than preserving the freedoms of all the press.

The problem seems to be that much of the space created by a team is too often eaten up by the attacking runners themselves, rather than preserved.