Sentence examples for rather the case from inspiring English sources

Rather, the case against the president and his associates has become something of a stalemate.

Rather, the case is trying to determine if the firms conformed to state laws requiring accurate disclosure to investors.

Rather, the case was limited to just terrorism and murder charges, on the ground that five of the murdered priests were Spanish citizens.

Rather the case is a relatively simple one: one state has taken the property of another and should be required to give it back, untouched and without delay".

Rather, the case hinges on whether state-sanctioned professional bodies may claim a monopoly over services that non-members could safely supply.

The plaintiffs did not argue that each of the million plaintiffs had been discriminated against in the same way; rather, the case was made on the basis of statistics and claims about corporate culture.

Rather, the cases become integral to the structure of learning.

You end up demolishing other people rather than the case they're making, deriding their worth rather than pointing out why their request is unreasonable.

To say they were "chippy" rather understates the case.

Or rather, in the case of tuberculosis, remained almost unknown.

Wagner's career rather undermines the case for the humanizing powers of music.