Sentence examples for we would rather argue from inspiring English sources

We would rather argue that the facility environment characterised by staff shortage, high work load and routines where monitoring of labour is not usually practiced (or feasible because of women coming very close to or in the second stage) does not encourage the use of a partograph among staff.

But The Independent on Sunday would rather argue the case for Europe for what it is, imperfections and all.

Politicians would rather argue about nonexistent scandals or plot to undermine each other's programs than come up with ways to create jobs or elevate the hopes of the next generation.

Not asking this question is another symptom of a reactive culture that would rather argue about what to do after the bomb goes off than what needs to be done to keep it from being built in the first place.

The limited consequences of adcA deletion on cell response to hyperosmolarity would rather argue against a role for AdcA as an actor of the osmostress response.

"I'd rather argue about football because it's more entertaining and less vicious," he said, his two Republican friends nodding their agreement and vowing that any Democratic treachery would never, ever be forgotten.

And if you're the type who'd rather argue on the ship than take a spacewalk, suit yourself: You didn't want to believe in the first place.

So, we would rather not have that.

Today, we would rather go to Food Emporium.

"We would rather die here.

We would rather it be Wigan.