Sentence examples for rather than quash from inspiring English sources

Most diversity programs focus on controlling managers' behavior, and as studies show, that approach tends to activate bias rather than quash it.

"Because the victims are celebrities with valuable publicity rights you do nothing, nothing but collect millions of dollars in advertising revenue … as you seek to capitalise on this scandal rather than quash it.

Rather than quash the demonstrations, however, the bill appears to have galvanised support for protesters, with thousands more Québécois taking to the streets to display their displeasure with the bill.

Rather than quash these acts of rebellion, however, further suicides by fire actually led to the highest incident level on record, with seven Tibetans taking their own lives during one week at the end of October.

You get interested in something and you ask questions, and if you have a parent or a teacher or a tutor who can help expand your interest rather than quash it, you can have a great experience with learning.

Australia's been using this system of preferential voting for almost 100 years - perhaps its time for the United States to consider the advantages and disadvantages rather than quash votes that don't belong to the two main political parties.

Because decision makers (deliberately or not) cherry-picked results, the testing amplified bias rather than quashed it.

Meanwhile, onstage, the victors went ahead and named the same people anyway, thus doubling rather than quashing the problem.

Iraq is slowly learning the give-and-take of a system where differences are accommodated rather than quashed.

Rather than quashing the people-smuggling business model, they say, Abbott's plan would be more likely to fund the improvement and expansion of the local fishing industry.

But when a ministry of culture study found that it drew some 40,000 visitors per year, the city decided to take over the building and legalise it, rather than quashing its creativity.59 Rivoli was the first such conversion, but this is an ongoing project for the City of Paris.