Sentence examples for rather than scattering from inspiring English sources

The bait school, rather than scattering, continued to swirl and shiver.

Mixing the cheese into the filling, as Smith does, rather than scattering it on top as Fearnley-Whittingstall and Slater suggest, makes for a more harmonious marriage.

Mr. Goodyear denied that race played any role in the agency's activities, and said that HUD demands to build 100 units on a single site in Beaumont rather than scattering smaller projects around the city were to blame for delays.

In parts of the Brazilian Amazon, where smallholders' farming techniques are still very basic, a local environmental group has helped reduce forest loss in one community by getting farmers to adopt a few simple improvements, such as planting their crops in rows rather than scattering seeds, and using hoes for weeding.

If you're going to throw money at the infrastructure, surely you should focus it on infrastructure that needs to be fixed, rather than scattering it randomly.I had a spirited argument with two senior university presidents, of NYU and Princeton no less, about the cost of higher education.

It turns out that many of the policies needed to improve the failing colleges of Chicago, while surprisingly ordinary, are also needed farther afield.One strategy that works well is to schedule classes in fixed blocks of classroom time, rather than scattering them across the working week.

Importantly, the birefringence of trg homozygotes remained uniform rather than scattered, as has been seen in dystrophic mutants, in which the scattered distribution of detaching and degenerating fibres leads to a patchy pattern of birefringence (Fig. 1B′) (Berger et al., 2012).

Results also suggest that the land-use impacts from siting legislation may be reduced when urban development is clustered rather than scattered across the landscape.

With Twitch, live commentary is much more tightly integrated with the experience of watching video, which makes audiences feel more as if they are in a single place, rather than scattered around the Internet.

Mr. Hastert added, "Americans deserve the peace of mind that spent nuclear fuel will be consolidated into one secure location rather than scattered across the country in over 130 various sites".

This was set up on the initiative of a group of orthopaedic surgeons, who felt they could give a better service by being concentrated in one place rather than scattered around different hospitals in south-west London.