Sentence examples for which rather has from inspiring English sources

The actual molecular role of trehalose has not been unambiguously ascertained but there are suggestions that it could increase general protein stability [57] and take part in stabilization of the cell membrane [53] which rather has been discussed in case of heat stress and not so much for oxidative stress.

EDZ also make a glove of the same material, which, rather neatly, has a fine thread sewn into the fingertips to make them mobile friendly.

Pochettino was in the mood to give vent to his emotions after his team had contrived to turn a position of strength into a defeat which, rather abruptly, has imperilled their qualification to the knockout rounds of the Europa League.

This endosymbiotic relationship is almost certainly the origin of the mitochondrial genome which rather surprisingly has been maintained throughout evolution [13].

Birds' nest custody arrangements are arrangements in which, rather than having the children go from one parent's house to the other parent's house, the parents move in and out of the house that the children constantly reside in.

The report, for which Mr. Rather had served as a correspondent, sought to raise new questions about whether President Bush had received preferential treatment during his Vietnam-era service in the National Guard.

The Human Tissue Authority HTAA) issued new guidance for health-care professionals in March, stressing that the wishes of the woman should come first – which rather suggests they haven't been.

Ask yourself: Which would you rather have?

Well, which would you rather have, no country or a quadriplegic?

I have reached the age at which I would rather have a talking frog than a new wife".

Haugen also stumbled into a wider debate over the legality of prostitution, which he would rather have avoided.