Sentence examples for will rather do from inspiring English sources

However, in the real world, the growth rate of a natural species will not often respond immediately to changes in its own population or that of an interacting species, but will rather do so after a time lag [8].

In Jansson's narratives, whether tilted to children or adults, a debate can be felt rustling under the surface: it's between voices that speak for the open hand of compromise and diplomacy and those that see the truth as naked or nothing, wills that would rather do whatever the hell they like.

If you ask someone who is in bonded labour, they know they are working off this debt for years and years, it should long ago have been discharged, and you'll say "would you rather do something else?" and they'll say "yeah, what?

So the next time I hear somebody quote the Nine Inch Nails song Closer, I'll remember that I'd rather do it like a human, thank you very much.

Football can be thrilling, and the players will tell you that they would rather do nothing else.

They will rather prefer to do it themselves....it is just a way of getting around because if they resist we will not do it".

The question driving "What's Your Number?" is not the usual romantic comedy teaser of "Will girl get boy?" but, rather, "Did girl get so many boys she won't get her man?" Ally Darling (Faris), a hard-partying thirty-something who's just lost her job, reads in Marie Claire that if a woman sleeps with more than twenty men she'll never get married.

"Many have imagined republics and principalities which have never been seen or known to exist in reality; for how we live is so far removed from how we ought to live, that he who abandons what is done for what ought to be done, will rather bring about his own ruin than his preservation".