Sentence examples for would rather help from inspiring English sources

Allen, though, would rather help the Vikings win their first Super Bowl.

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.

Evidently, the Bush administration would rather help Middle East oil producers, whose interests so often seem at variance with those of the US, than Brazil.

His brief service as a judge convinced him that he would rather help keep people out of jail than send them there.

The way I dress says, 'I live a clean life,' and people would rather help that person because they know they're not going to waste it, go and spend it on drugs or alcohol.

These won't be quite as strict, but would rather help users gradually decrease their screen time over longer periods.

I am glad someone does it, but I'd rather help each female brain that walks into my clinic walk out in better shape.

"That's one thing I don't get to do very often, because I'd rather help my children with their homework, put them to bed and then order in sushi or pizza or make dinner for my husband".

They want to adopt children ("This earth has a lot of people on it right now," Ms. Walker said. "We'd rather help a kid who's in need than have our own kid").

I know I'd rather help my family members learn to use Skype and not receive purring Garfield avatars from them when they are in a good mood.

I realise that as a journalist this puts me in a compromised position, but I decided that I'd rather help out in winning the argument in favour of innovative technology businesses than sit on the fence and pretend the consequences of this Bill were something someone else would have to do something about.