Sentence examples for rather to help from inspiring English sources

"The title is not meant to erase our history but rather to help mark the path," Hopper writes.

"We do not want to be in the real estate business" — rather to help "as many of our customers as possible to stay in their home".

The widespread habit of feeding in flocks has probably not evolved as an antipredator device but rather to help the birds to locate their food.

Their job is to not to tell people what to do, but rather to help disputants or stakeholders devise and implement ways of dealing with their differences.

The point of empathetic understanding is not to transform parties' identities or values, but rather to help them engage with each others' beliefs and move past stereotypes.

The objective of this course is not to train you to become an accountant but rather to help you develop into an informed user of financial statement information.

Do we aim for optimal performance of skills, or rather attempt to help students become skilled communicators?

Their main burden is to control situations and to control the people rather than to help them".

Risk discussion seemed to be aimed at motivating the woman to follow the physician's decision rather than to help her participate in the decision-making process.

You need policies as well not because some people want to be helped rather than to help, and not because people think the government should be generous because we don't feel charitable those are glib descriptions of complicated circumstances.

Partographs were being used as a record-keeping tool rather than to help make decisions.