Portuguese
preferivelmente Synonyms
Examples for "rather"
Examples for "rather"
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It is an animal health issue rather than a public health risk.
2
Having said that, of course, reality-myreality-hadgotten rather odd of late.
3
Open Source Everything makes truth rather than violence the currency of power.
4
You could even regard one particular result in a rather one-sided way.
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She thus raised, at a rather inopportune moment, the great unspoken problem.
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He simply thought it more likely to happen later rather than sooner.
2
In fact I had started to wish I'd left five minutes sooner.
3
He said the project needs to be started sooner rather than later.
4
But sooner or later they will change and take on new forms.
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It may be diagnosed sooner in couples with an obvious known problem.
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Native English speaking and preferably a second language to teach my children.
2
Wolves' top priority is a high-class centre-back, young and preferably left footed.
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A fishmonger sells the freshest fish possible, preferably caught earlier that day.
4
Send it out at least two weeks before the event, preferably longer.
5
This plant grows preferably in cool and moist woods or in bogs.
6
Think about getting yourself a water bottle, preferably stainless steel or glass.
7
These wines need to be opened, preferably decanted and allowed to breathe.
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The bichromate solution is preferably to be placed in a glass-stoppered burette.
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When the shutter is open, you'd preferably want to eliminate any movement.
10
Park in well-lit areas, preferably with parking booms or guards on duty.
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Take a friend, preferably someone who is a down to earth type.
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Attempting induction early, preferably before starting antibiotics, may increase its diagnostic yield.
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Heat the remaining 2 tablespoons oil in a large, preferably nonstick, skillet.
14
The country now needs to be rebuilt, preferably from the bottom up.
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She had to find a weapon, preferably one that required minimal skill.
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It's also looking for an unmanned ambulance -one that flies, preferably.
