Sentence examples for rather we might from inspiring English sources

"Rather, we might have a chance to protect everyone else who isn't being targeted for surveillance," he adds.

For the sake of simplicity, we assume that the scheduler does not take in-band signaling users into account, rather we might interpret in-band users as additive noise.

Rather, we might seek the elucidation of local points of contact between different (sub disciplines, in the search for interfield theories (Darden and Maull 1977), or in pinpointing genuinely interdependent phenomena at different levels of explanation (Kitcher 1992, pp. 6 7; Sutton, 2004).

We have no evidence to attribute the accumulation of H2O2 to a down-regulation of scavenger activities, at least of catalase, rather we might speculate about an increase in ROS production at ripening onset.

Still, what Threadgould means is that she wants more of us to think about things before we throw them away — or rather what we might do with them instead.

Rather afraid we might lose, because of the whole thing with everyone being crap except me.

The question is therefore less about what we are trying to achieve and rather how we might achieve it.

"He told us he hoped very much we wouldn't succeed, but that he rather thought we might," recalls George.

Over the years the pictures have contributed to the popular perception of the first inhabitants of North America, depicting, Adam writes, "Indians as they might once have been -- or, rather, as we might wish them to have been".

Yet it is not just job insecurity that matters here, the author argues, but rather what we might call the culture of insecurity: the growing conventional wisdom that precarious employment is inevitable.

Add into that mix living in a socially deprived neighbourhood, and the young people who appear to feature in the most recent statistical releases on riot-related arrests look rather like we might expect them to.