Sentence examples for will rather be from inspiring English sources

Quest to Learn's school day will, rather, be divided into four 90-minute blocks devoted to the study of "domains".

Public opinion will, rather, be shaped by thousands of different voices, with as many different focuses and points of view.

By waiting, he added, agencies "will rather be making more rational decisions about how the money should be spent".

Here we will rather be concerned with the logical aspects.

As a consequence, error rate reduction will rather be negligible when a reject option is employed, even if the best classifier and the best AD measure are chosen.

They will rather be disposed to cooperate with others efficiently in their economic interactions without requiring the spur of economic incentives.

When he beat Nicklaus in the Thunderbird, he said, "If I had my druthers I could pick other guys I'd rather be matching shots with".

There are no two guys I'd rather be covering a big story with — or heading to Atlantic City with — than Ali and our mutual friend Darius Walker.

He wore the air of stoic forbearance that he often brings to public appearances for his products, smiling a wan, I'd-rather-be-in-the-lab smile.

Reason alone cannot be a motive to the will, but rather is the "slave of the passions".

The document will not physically print, but rather will be saved as a PDF.