Sentence examples for rather than struggle from inspiring English sources

"Ultimately," Mr. Young said, "we decided to close, rather than struggle through the summer".

"That convinces most addicts that they have to remain dependent on methadone rather than struggle to become independent.

The soft-spoken entrepreneur asks people to call him "Professor X" rather than struggle to pronounce his name.

Statewide, farmers have left nearly 80,000 acres fallow rather than struggle — and pay handsomely — to keep them irrigated.

Rather than struggle against men for a separate identity, she thought marriage was the best way to "merge" — her word — in the world.

Rather than struggle against cognitive biases, we need to work with them if we are going to keep them in check.

"For me, Israel is shrinking into its own shell rather than struggling for a better world.

Rather than struggling against heartache, his best tracks are almost shrugging.

Another opponent, Belgium, said the law mainly would benefit the record producers rather than struggling musicians and artists.

We aim to manage crises better by helping address their root causes rather than struggling with their consequences".

You sense that rather than struggling for the next phrase, his art lies in containing words without taming them.