Sentence examples for rather than refer from inspiring English sources

They must also talk about riders' "availability" rather than refer to shifts.

Roush: Rather than refer to a specific story, I'll point to a whole genre of stories: post-disaster coverage.

But surgeons also have a strong financial incentive to perform surgical biopsies rather than refer patients to the radiologists who perform most needle biopsies.

Beyond a certain point in their scheme, time may acquire the characteristic of another spatial dimension rather than refer to some sort of inner clock.

Rather than refer them back to your site, we actually want to keep them'," says Grusd, flanked by Huffington and 27-year-old operations supremo Koda Wang after announcing the next stage of its global expansion plan in Madrid.

When acting as the host, for example, some associates would leave their post to help a client open an account (and to gain the associated bonus points) rather than refer the client to another specialist as the experiment's design dictated.

Referencing — rather than referring to — is probably here to stay.

Gandhi" rather than referring to him by his spiritual title, Mahatma Great Soul.

Rather than referring to Tuesday night's premiere, ABC cut to commercials, then resumed "After the Final Rose".

Even if he can, it's not clear that Mueller would take that step, rather than referring the matter to Congress for potential impeachment proceedings.

"It's lovely to seek advice from locals, rather than referring to a recipe book or a celebrity expert," Swift says.