Sentence examples for rather we should consider from inspiring English sources

Rather, we should consider that the long-term consequences of human emissions for global temperatures and sea level will play out over many millennia.

Rather, we should consider the role of consciousness in action on the assumption that our conscious deliberation and rational thinking are carried out by complex brain processes, and then we can examine whether those very brain processes play a causal role in action.

Rather than demonize butter, we should consider where it comes from.

Rather than criticize progressive societies we should consider learning from them.

Rather than raising national insurance, we should consider introducing an annual wealth tax on a modest sliding scale like the French.

In this latter scenario, plasticity of adult hematopoietic and mesenchymal stem cells would be limited, differentiation of myeloid progenitors into endothelial-like cells would have to reflect functional rather than ontogenetic plasticity, and we should consider the possibility that canine hemangiosarcoma, and by extension, human angiosarcoma, might represent a subtype of myeloid sarcomas.

Rather than invoking truth or falsity, we should consider whether a research programme – the hard core of hypotheses that constitute a theory – is progressing or degenerating.

Rather than dismissing Randolph's comments, we should consider them in the larger context of a presidential primary race in which one candidate endorses terms like "hard-working, white" voters and a highly respected politician says that a Democratic presidential candidate is where he is only because he is African-American.

We should consider them together rather than completely separately, she asserted.

Rather, we should seek to persuade parliament to consider whether, under the current system of oversight, it can have sufficient confidence to make decisions on national security based on the evidence of intelligence relayed to it by the executive.

Instead, we should rather consider the dynamics in a sequence of closed subspaces defined by some parameters.