Sentence examples for rather we may from inspiring English sources

Rather, we may want to consider why America's trading partners, many with persistent trade surpluses, would consider it good business to have any tariffs on anything coming from their leading trading partner.

Rather, we may have learned enough about the different stages of acculturation that immigrants encounter to offer a spectrum of well-timed, bilingual interventions that permit easier access to a range of public services without requiring more than modest investments of public, private or neighbor-to-neighbor assistance.

"Rather, we may need a more balanced view between extrinsic, short-lived monetary rewards and intrinsic motivation.

But in these darkened rooms we don't always manage the evasion, rather we may find keys to revisit and reinterpret our reality.

Well, it may have gone and fucked itself already, or rather we may have fucked it good and proper, as the month of April broke the global temperature record marking the seventh consecutive month it has happened.

He tweeted to Ross in response: "'21st Century Statecraft' is completely ineffective in countering Al Qaeda online (or offline)." Morozov's point is not that we need more of "21st Century Statecraft" but rather, we may need something else altogether.

Beyond an official insistence that the Socialist party remains a "proscribed organisation", the extent to which the Labour leader still believes in such things is rather unclear: we may soon see, I suppose.

The place is so carbon-datable to 2013, it's odd to speculate how it will feel in 10 years' time, though I rather suspect we may never find out.

Since the lesion was not diffuse but rather discrete, we may speculate that its etiology is not inherent.

He is rather what we may call an innovation surfer, but attentive to the long run, to the very long run; even literally: He is co-founder of the Long Now Foundation, http://longnow.org/.

By that I don't mean "sleep with anyone they want," but rather that we may reveal different aspects of ourselves to different people.