Sentence examples for rather than scrap from inspiring English sources

Rather than scrap the scheme, the government has diluted it to the point of uselessness.

But rather than scrap the format altogether, it adopted the system for a new biennial competition called the World Cup.

"Rather than scrap it, I think that they will postpone and probably revise the proposed tax reform," she said.

"I think we need to make what we have better rather than scrap 60 years of love".

Groups generally try to defer meetings that are likely to be lightly attended, rather than scrap the gatherings outright, to avoid having to pay hefty cancellation penalties.

Dismantling with excavators from the top down also yields more recyclables than explosions would, and much of the material recovered can be sold for reuse rather than scrap.

Rather than scrapping existing rules altogether, regulators are making gradual changes in carefully targeted areas.

Previous governments have pulled their punches, introducing the fees rather than scrapping the exemption altogether.

Jackson trains businesses to use email more efficiency, rather than scrapping it altogether.

However, Gardiner said Labour was in favour of changing the deal rather than scrapping it.

Furthermore, Maier announced that, rather than scrapping the bag in six months, as most fashion companies would, he planned to put it down the runway every year.