Sentence examples for that will rather from inspiring English sources

Given that they are not the most durable items, if you have small kids then don't spend a fortune on something that will rather rapidly deflate (both air and your bank balance).

In my opinion, this is a logical step for iStock to take, and one that will rather complement than destroy the industry.

Blame it on identikit lineups, oversold venues, and crowds that'd rather tweet than dance.

In America, after more than two centuries of rehearsal, there are settled norms that will bend rather than break.

Pleasanton adopted one such recommendation this month when it voted to use light-colored paving that will reflect, rather than absorb, heat from the sun.

The outcome is likely to be a compliant legislature that will back, rather than challenge, the policies of President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi.

And who knows, it may also stimulate other curiosities that will encourage rather than erode the development of those habits of mind that mark educated men and women.

Ultimately, it is the candidates' philosophies that will matter, rather than the details of anything they propose during the campaign, analysts of all stripes agree.

We need empathy and humanity to deal with those people who are the symptom of our problems in a way that will rehabilitate rather than further victimise them.

"By nature, those groups of people are more focused on developing a product that will work, rather than one that will provide a business benefit.

It packs all the goods of a Harmony Remote into a wireless keyboard that will be rather tough to lose between the couch cushions.