Sentence examples for rather than rush from inspiring English sources

But rather than rush to the I.P.O.

I think rather than rush straight in.

Starstreet is an area that you need to wander, rather than rush around.

Manager JOE TORRE told Mendoza to approach his rehabilitation cautiously, rather than rush back before his arm is ready.

Rather than rush to correct the problem, Intel tried to downplay it a strategy that quickly turned into a public-relations disaster.

In practice this can be painfully slow, because the best chains tend to expand prudently rather than rush to create empires.

The older players have preached to him that it is better to heal completely, rather than rush and experience a setback.

Rather than rush off to Georgia after winning his first tour title Sunday in Nevada, Piercy kept his commitment to see Shamu and the sea lions.

But she stayed, with her friends, rather than rush off to volunteer for some job where they could be pretty sure their talents would be misused.

To do so requires us to claim that imaginative space, and to live with Keats's "uncertainties, Mysteries, doubts", rather than rush to conclude and summarise.

But rather than rush to the police, she calmly cleans up, takes a blood-tinged bath and goes on with her busy life.