Sentence examples for rather to be able from inspiring English sources

The purpose of this prior work was not to measure actual SSI rates in individual hospitals, but rather to be able to relatively rank hospitals by SSI rates to identify potential outliers.

clothes — Kingsley Amis: "I admit that I should rather like to be able to say close but from fear of being misunderstood do not dare".

Or, rather, used to be able to get off to on Tumblr.

Second, centrioles do not need to be engaged to inhibit each other's duplication potential, but rather appear to be able to do so below a certain distance from each other.

Rather it hopes to be able to work towards improving it.

Rather, you need to be able to quickly understand big-picture concepts.

Often, a woman had to make do with what she had, rather than be able to run to the store for a yard of fabric.

To me, I'd rather be able to look back with satisfaction and say, you know, we quietly said what we were doing and look what we delivered".

There was a live version of this that I almost chose instead, but I'd much rather you be able to very clearly hear this song.

Rather, they will be able to listen to shuffled versions of playlists they create.

Ideally, hospitals should not just maintain functionality under acute strain or shock (i.e., demonstrate resilience), but rather be able to adapt to and provide for increased demand; early warning, combined with a preparedness plan would help facilitate this.