Sentence examples for than to engage from inspiring English sources

It is easier, after all, to allege a conspiracy than to engage an argument.

But then it's much easier to dismiss her essays as "peevish" and "strident" than to engage in debate.

"Unilever on this occasion is more likely to walk away than to engage in further debate on the subject".

But various governments, starting in Britain and America, swept away these restrictions and let companies form for no other purpose than to engage in business.

Raids were often (although not always) undertaken in stealth; the goal was generally to seize livestock and food stores rather than to engage in battle.

More cynically, it is cheaper for rich governments to give money to handle emergencies than to engage in a more enduring way.

I'm instinctively sympathetic to Miliband but even he seemed more concerned to address the viewers at home than to engage with his fellow leaders.

Surely there are more efficient ways for our government to attack the evil that is child porn, rather than to engage in sweeping searches that endanger privacy.

It is much easier to pour scorn on the claims of environmentalists than to engage with the implications for the way we live.

But more is needed to make the tricks seem more than calisthenics, to engage rather than merely entertain the listener.

We are more than happy to engage on these issues.