Sentence examples for rather than wanted from inspiring English sources

As Sheri and Allan Rivlin point out in their latest analysis, there's a continuing danger that the effort will be derailed by Democrats on the left who demand a clear victory over the Republicans by enacting a public plan and Republicans on the right who return the favor when say that trying to limit care to what is needed rather than wanted is an intolerable assault on American freedom.

Education decreases the odds that a pregnancy is unwanted rather than wanted [ 50].

On the other hand, there is reason to believe that higher fertility among Hispanics is driven by unwanted births rather than wanted ones.

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

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

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.

Rather than wanting more mainstream races, they applauded and welcomed the hard-core skyrunning style – steep and technical.

You do it over and over again and then start wanting not to miss rather than wanting to make the winner.