Sentence examples for rather to work from inspiring English sources
Their jobs is not to judge their clients, but rather to work with them and help them improve.
"If you're going to address comfort, the place to start is not by adding blades but rather to work on the engineering of the blades themselves," said Stew Taub, associate director of male premium systems at Gillette.
Supporters of the sharing economy, although diverse, generally believe that the answer to these thorny questions is not to shut down these new services, but rather to work together to address legitimate questions about how they can function and grow.
But the impulse to write the play was not political, was not to intervene in a debate about the church, but rather to work with a voice that had mattered to me personally, a voice that was iconic as well as human.
And they should also be much more clear about the fact that the right response to hypocrisy is not to dismiss appealing principles that are often invoked insincerely but rather to work even harder for them to be put into practice at long last.
Thus, this article argues that it is not in the EU's interest to decrease cooperation with Russia in the short term, but rather to work toward deepening that relationship; to incorporate rather than confront.
I would rather bike to work than drive a car from the 'burbs, I would rather work at a place that is socially conscious.
"I'd rather go to work anyway".
You'd rather continue to work, socialise or relax.
I like to help my mother rather than to work with my siblings.
