Sentence examples for rather to end from inspiring English sources

Their proposals were not to raise tax rates, but rather to end credits like those for oil and gas companies.

He did not just call for punishing Cuba less than before, but rather to end efforts to isolate Cuba diplomatically and squeeze it economically.

He wrote to his brother that he was happy "rather to end my life upon the breach than in any sickness.... Farewell my dear and loving brother, a thousand times".

"What we want isn't support to continue, but rather support to end this work," Saleh said later in a statement.

For international comparison one can choose not to change the instrument but rather explain to end users why some items might be less applicable to them.

A car crash is a rather disappointing way to end a festive costume drama".

For now, though, he has pronounced himself "satisified" with Mr Bush's rather futile efforts to end the ban.

Despite some strides, it still feels like Treasury is reacting to the crisis rather than pushing to end it.

We applaud the governor's focus on treatment, rather than punishment, to end the cycle of addiction.

But that was before Columbine, before more people were killed because officers waited before going in, rather than trying to end things immediately.

Rather than acting to end the scourge of insecure, unskilled, low pay jobs, they think up ever more creative ways to demonise those that they have failed".