Sentence examples for will rather come from inspiring English sources

(Chronic care nurse, CHC4, rural) " There are some clinics in other rural areas, but they say this is their town, Home Affairs is here, Social Development is here, Shoprite [supermarket] is here, so they say they will rather come to town, so they do everything and then come to the clinic".

I believe his track record at the I.A.E.A. suggests that he tends to bend to political will rather than come up with independent findings.

Its day in the sun (or the moon rather), will come, but your work happy hour is not that night.

Once you've found your nemesis, you'll find the rest will come rather easily.

"The question of whether or not a parent can consent at all will come rather quickly," Mr. Llewellyn said.

"It's exporting what we are, the Danny Boyle philosophy of Britain exporting what we are to the world and the world will come, rather than pretending, dressing up in the clothes of Hollywood".

Or, rather, we will come to regard our resistance as he did: as something that you'd expect, and might enjoy provoking, in a culture that is insulated against worldly realities by persnickety aestheticism.

Revenue won't be generated from per-minute charges; rather, it will come from providing premium services.

Rather, it will come from a wrenching series of labor market and entitlement and tax reforms designed to improve work incentives, most of which will prove far less popular than simply bashing China.

Rather it will come as result of higher paying service oriented jobs that require a large educated work force.

This trend will continue; future growth will come despite government cuts rather than because of government support.