Sentence examples for rather than trusts from inspiring English sources

Mr. Straci might not seem like an obvious choice, given that he is based in Manhattan and specializes in labor law, rather than trusts and estates or elder law (about two-thirds of guardians are appointed for elderly people).

If one assumes the worst about someone—"she is late because she has no regard for my feelings," or "I bet he is talking about me behind my back"—then one distrusts, rather than trusts the person.

Experienced researchers offer a rule of thumb: rather than trust improbably precise numbers, round them off.

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.

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.