Sentence examples for rather transfer from inspiring English sources
JOHANNESBURG — Henry Kissinger called me, which does not happen often, but does happen on the eve of World Cups — a reflection of a shared obsession and a fair indication that soccer (football, actually) will trump the global battle for treasure and influence over the next month, or rather transfer it to the pitch.
Rather, transfer admissions criteria are based on the quality of past performance.
Realizing that they could not actively manage to boost their income sources, they rather transfer their wealth to their children in the form of gift or bequest.
Other Filipino nurses, particularly those who have reached their 50s, refused to repatriate because, according to Diana: They would rather transfer to a more peaceful place in Libya than be repatriated.… Some of them have worked there for 35 years or so, and they knew that they won't have any opportunity in the Philippines if they are repatriated.
They would rather transfer to a more peaceful place in Libya than be repatriated.… Some of them have worked there for 35 years or so, and they knew that they won't have any opportunity in the Philippines if they are repatriated.
Henson previously told Uptown magazine that she would rather transfer her son to Howard, which is a Historically Black College or University, to lessen his chances of being racially profiled.
Assets were sold (or, rather, transferred) to individuals and groups who borrowed from the Czechs' state-owned banks.
It found that transfers from neighborhood schools to charter schools in Chicago do not increase racial stratification across the schools; rather, transferred students moved to schools with similar or slightly lower proportions of other students of the same race and ethnicity.
Our results cannot be generalised but are rather transferred to similar places.
However, it does not methylate DNA but rather transfers RNA (Goll et al. 2006).
He was, thus, clearly not endorsing the Hopkinsian scientific project, but had, rather, transferred his modified clinical agenda (in which clinical and laboratory findings had an equal value) to support his work within biochemistry.
