Sentence examples for rather was that from inspiring English sources
But the problem rather was that markets were distorted by bailouts and skewed incentives.
What she was saying, rather, was that perhaps this was a sign.
Their point, rather, was that the Supreme Court itself should use this case as a vehicle to reconsider Citizens United.
The main reason, rather, was that the world became consumed with the first world war, the Russian revolution, the fight against fascism and the struggles against colonialism.
The major regret, rather, was that the end was quick and chaotic, and not managed better in the interests of Moscow.
The problem, rather, was that the programming — devised by Gilbert, the composers Matthias Pintscher and Christopher Rouse, and Pablo Heras-Casado, the new leader of St . Lukes — leaned too hard on famous names and well-heeled epigones.
"Where would you rather be?" That is not to say returning has been easy.
"There's no place I'd rather be," that's what Ken, my neighbor told me.
"I'd rather be that weird band under the radar that writes really catchy songs".
The risk rather is that investors will pull out their money if they lose confidence.
"You'd rather be that than trying to do it the first time.
