Sentence examples for rather than trusting from inspiring English sources
Self-certification mortgages are banned – lenders will have to check how much you earn, rather than trusting your word.
Selinger suggested we're simply looking for confirmation of our own experiences, rather than trusting our own bodily awareness.
The change perhaps partly accounts for the American insistence on activities for all occasions, rather than trusting pleasure to develop on its own.
As such, clappers represent another attempt to impose corporately sanctioned atmosphere from above rather than trusting supporters to spontaneously create it themselves.
Perhaps because much of Mr. Keigwin's work seems slightly arch, as if he were placing it between quotation marks rather than trusting it to inhabit a larger world.
Or, to put it another way: rather than trusting in governments, central banks, or other third-party institutions to secure the value of the currency and guarantee transactions, Bitcoin would place its trust in mathematics.
Yet hundreds of thousands of Britons choose to go the DIY route rather than trust a solicitor.
It appears that they want ordinary people to fear rather than trust them, and that they're succeeding.
As befits a country where the rule of law remains a distant goal, Chinese executives tend to view attorneys as a bothersome transaction cost rather than trusted advisers.
But rather than trust the audience's ability to think through the thorny historical and ideological issues at the heart of the story, Mr. Redford and the screenwriter, James Solomon, descend, perhaps inadvertently, into Confederate apologetics.
A cabinet security meeting ducked making a decision, so the law remains in effect.This will fuel the resentment of many Kashmiris who see the 500,000 or more Indian troops in Kashmir as a force to be feared rather than trusted.
