Sentence examples for rather to double from inspiring English sources

Their answer to their loss in 2008 has not been to revisit those aspects of Republican theology that have empirically failed, but, rather, to double down on that theology.

Now is not the time to stand still in admiration of what has been achieved but rather to double our efforts to answer the questions that will accelerate implementation of the most appropriate strategies for each epidemic setting in order to achieve a 50% reduction in HIV incidence.

In other words, players would rather limit their risk to double faults and take their chances in a rally, even if it means they are more likely to lose the point.

The university overreacted to a poster and then decided to double down rather than admit error when the professor decided to make fun of that overreaction.

"Australians deserve a government that spends its time addressing the issues that matter to workers, families and communities, rather than trying to double-bluff its way into an early election".

But no more market launches at this point; rather the aim is to double-down on its existing footprint.

But no more market launches at this point; rather the aim is to double-down on its existing footprint.

For example, some participants who made the two sets of doubling motions for the false conjecture about how doubling the length and width of a rectangle doubles the area actually considered the sets of motions separately, and gave an incorrect proof relating to doubling rather than quadrupling.

No perspective on trade is more important than "net exports", yet no perspective has been more overlooked over the years, most recently by President Obama's misguided commitment to doubling "gross" (rather than "net") exports over the next five years and by these three FTAs.

Rather, to her credit, she doubled down on her outsider status.

We'd rather see it double to 6.8 than the alternatives we've heard.' ".