Sentence examples for would rather address from inspiring English sources

He said that he would rather address the veterans than polish his speech.

I would rather address the problem of putting them in prison, because that is the best way to do it for the process of justice, and simply because I don't want them out there, because people would actually kill them".

Many progressives would rather address it entirely through revenue increases, such as lifting the cap on earnings subject to Social Security taxes.

He and other analysts said market forces could lead to cuts that politicians and even some airport executives would rather not address.

A spokeswoman for Coca-Cola Refreshments USA, Susan Stribling, said the company would rather help address the plastic litter problem by increasing the availability of recycling programs.

"I would rather we address these things over the long term so that we can get the program up and running as quickly as possible," Mr. Gusciora said.

Whether or not investigators find connections between these bombings and American action in Afghanistan, it is increasingly apparent that America's public and policy makers alike would rather not address their faraway, largely failed war.

The Austerity President would rather not address the systemic problem that profit-making incentives present to our health economy.

There is an art to saying nothing in a long answer, or to talking around an issue you would rather not address.

To use weakness of will to explain why you take on too much, or overeat, or date disastrous people, is to neglect the fact that those habits make you feel indispensable, or assuage feelings of loneliness, or distract you from inner conflicts you'd rather not address.

I'd rather you address his problem with talking back rather than claim that I'm setting a bad example, when I'm clearly polite".