Sentence examples for will work rather from inspiring English sources

Because of the competition for grants, scientists often propose projects that they know will work rather than on ideas that are more adventurous with potentially greater payoffs.

The planning for Beijing's growth up to 2020 by the State Council already assumes the water diversion will work, rather than planning for growth with much less water, said Mr. Wang, the former official.

One Rails mantra, "convention over configuration", encourages developers to conform to certain best-practice assumptions about how their application will work, rather than configuring the framework to accommodate it.

"By nature, those groups of people are more focused on developing a product that will work, rather than one that will provide a business benefit.

These discoveries about how our brains work can also explain how free will works rather than explaining it away.

Where they're mistaken, in my opinion, is in trying to divert that movement to a compromise that will never work, rather than focusing that movement on forcing a Democratic Congress and a President Obama to pass and sign HR 676 and bring a truly universal healthcare system to America.

You will need to work rather quickly so that the glue does not begin to dry before you are finished applying it to each disc.

Sun-baking will work (albeit rather more slowly) in such places, and aluminium car-body panels made this way will, in any case, continue to strengthen throughout their lives.

The Hustler's Motto: One day I will work smarter rather than harder, but I have to get where I'm going first.

It is a good idea to pay a professional to produce a visually stunning website that will enhance the artists' work rather than detract from it.

Not only will they be cheaper and easier to set up, they will work with people rather than replacing them.