Sentence examples for rather work out from inspiring English sources

When it comes to roof decks, it appears that Manhattanites would rather work out than chill out.

But the majority of physicists say it's a quagmire they don't want to get into — they'd rather work out the implications of ideas; they'd rather calculate something".

Donald J. Carty, the chief executive of AMR, parent of American Airlines, and several colleagues want desperately to avoid bankruptcy and would rather work out labor and supplier concessions outside of court, he said.

"I'd rather work out the kinks in the kitchen first," Payal Saha, the restaurant's owner, explained the other day, sitting at a corner table of Babu, which was about a quarter full of couples quietly eating and mentally calculating the value of their experience.

In the carnage of the relentless coverage and opposing poll results, it's been rather hard to work out a  clear winner of last night's seven-way leadership debate.

As Amy Myers Jaffe, an oil expert at Rice University, puts it, the industry's strategy on blowouts was not to have them, rather than to work out how to put one right quickly.The likely bill for BP comes in three parts.

It is therefore rather important to work out strategies to enhance safe application of pesticides use.

Rather than seeking to work out repayment terms with the lenders or through credit counselors, more borrowers are filing for court protection from their creditors, Mr. Fleischman said.

But they might not... Talking of the end, meanwhile, for all Dowell's complaining, things work out rather well for him.

The majority spend their days blathering on, rather than trying to work out why one artist is more interesting than another, or why one picture works and another doesn't.

After learning that Ms. Brown and Mr. Moss both subscribed to the policy of telling a bad prospect it wouldn't work out, rather than stringing the person along, Mrs. Brachfeld decided they would make a perfect blind-date couple.