Sentence examples for rather than want from inspiring English sources

Siobhán: "I think we both did it out of necessity rather than want.

"It might be important if the brand is aspirational and needs to fit into a particular lifestyle but if your business provides something customers need, rather than want, then prices and service may well be more important than brand personality".

Many people see Messrs Kristol and Krauthammer as exhibits in a Ripley's Believe It or Not exhibition: they marvel that they can ever have been so influential, rather than want to follow their advice again.The neocons are being relentlessly marginalised in Washington.

You need good protein from a substance that your body is more likely to hold on to rather than want to evacuate quickly.

He also notes that Universities and other education providers in emerging and less-developed education markets are more ready to accept a cloud solution, rather than want to host the platform themselves.

Spend less rather than want more, get your budget in shape.

Rather than wanting to look like the founders, fashion insiders just want to wear the clothes.

Rather than wanting to be with their idols (as they would, say, Justin Bieber), young fans want to be them.

Now, far too often, the party sounds like it likes being in the establishment rather than wanting to change it".

And rather than wanting to expose it, someone wanted the story, and the man, to be buried.

He said: "Many visitors to council sites are looking for information rather than wanting to interact/transact with the council.