Sentence examples for rather there will be from inspiring English sources

Rather, "there will be cases where, when couples marry to access benefits and then affirm their relationship publicly, discrimination in the wider community may follow," he says.

Or rather, there will be more unemployment.

Rather, there will be certain historical truths like that Caesar was assassinated that serve as Wittgensteinian 'hinge' or groundless propositions which are "exempt from doubt" (OC 341).

Rather, there will be room for each of them potentially to revise most any aspect of his or her view, on the basis of what he or she takes to be good reasons.

Rather there will be a rollout to stores within a short time frame early in 2015.

Rather, there will be a blank space on some spreadsheet where a diagnosis of emphysema, or lung cancer might have gone.

Rather there'll be an expectation that the airport pays its way.

Of course there must be rigorous safeguards and, rather uncomfortably, of course there will be errors and transgressions, but that does not mean the morally courageous option is to dismiss the debate on the myopic and selfish assumption that it is unlikely to affect us.

However, it also seems likely that in terms of susceptibility factors there will be rather more in common between primary progressive and relapsing disease than different, certainly there is no convincing evidence for any difference between these two groups in terms of the susceptibility factors thus far established.

In fact there will be a rather wide gap separating the two brightest objects of the night sky; they will appear be roughly 6 to 7 degrees apart, Venus appearing to loom high above and to the right of the skinny moon.

The Taj Ganges, on the outskirts of town, is sedate (if rather anodyne) and any tranquillity stored up there will be devoured by the nerve-shredding, 40-minute journey down to the Ganges.