Sentence examples for rather than veterans from inspiring English sources

Douglas indicated that after Scott cut the veteran guard Elliot Perry before the season, it seemed that the coach favored Ollie rather than veterans.

No doubt the black bloc is also congratulating itself that day-after front pages carried pictures of scuffles with police, rather than veterans returning their medals with members of Afghans For Peace looking on, certainly the most moving and meaningful drama of the weekend.

In a Congress that will be remembered for how many vacations it took, how little work it accomplished and how much taxpayer money Republicans misused investigating Democrats rather than veterans care, shame on GOP partisans who parade to the cameras today.

Other epidemiologic studies of Australian veterans of the Vietnam War were based on comparisons between Vietnam veterans and the general Australian population, rather than veterans stationed elsewhere.

Some Tunisians believe that a country struggling with unemployment and political upheaval would be better off run by technocrats rather than veteran prisoners lacking real-world experience.

If you want to demonstrate that you value rather than pity veterans, become one.

The Department of Veterans Affairs said funeral directors, rather than the veterans themselves, should tell families the details of the V.F.W. rituals or other ones, to give those families room to make their own decisions on what is recited.

Here's what's happening: According to officials, some lenders active in the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) home-mortgage program have been inducing borrowers to refinance their loans frequently to generate fat fees for the lenders themselves, rather than benefiting veterans with lower costs or better loan terms.

However, Gov. Mitt Romney "talked about the unemployment and getting everybody back to work," rather than just veterans, Michael Cogar of Norfolk, Va., said.

Finally, the losing was in part by design: McKay was determined to give experience to young players who he felt could help the team in the future, rather than obtain veterans who might help the team win a few games in the short run, but who would no longer be around by the time the team would develop into a championship contender.

The results of our study differed from most previous emotional Stroop studies of PTSD in that all groups – rather than only veterans with PTSD – showed significant interference from Combat words.