Examples of 'rather than help' in a sentence

Meaning of "rather than help"

This phrase is typically used to indicate a preference for not providing assistance or support. It implies that the person or entity in question is choosing not to help and instead opting for a different course of action or approach

How to use "rather than help" in a sentence

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rather than help
Rather than help many in a couple of years.
It hurts them rather than help them.
Rather than help people who were trying to help me.
It may harm a person rather than help him.
Rather than help the police.
That would hinder rather than help our praise.
Rather than help a guy through hard times.
These types of foods aggravate the condition rather than help it.
Rather than help him.
Though that probably shut him down rather than help.
Proposing regulations that hinder rather than help must not be our response in difficult times.
Large amounts of certain nutrients can actually harm rather than help you.
Rather than help you, these hurt your finances.
You would probably get in his way rather than help him.
So rather than help with the investigation, you decided to skip town.

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I prefer to achieve my own goals rather than help others achieve their goals.
You are too busy trying to get some stranger from being deported rather than help us.
It 's likely to harm rather than help you get that funding.
A stronger Lebanese state would hurt Hezbollah rather than help it.
Rather than help avoiding ideology, this lapse only deepens the commitment to an existing one.
Yet it also turns out that laptops hinder rather than help learning.
But rather than help them, You suggested they end it all.
That is because his equipment will hinder rather than help his game.
But rather than help businesses, the Conservatives are using the agency to make partisan appointments.
Somehow these two terms seem to collide rather than help one another out.
Rather than help us find connor freeman 's killer?
The worst try to bring down other writers rather than help them improve.
Rather than help Mayuri escape, have you tried stopping Moeka-san.
For pushing you to pursue your training Rather than help the police.
Rather than help Mayuri escape, have you tried stopping Moeka… Yeah.
The TPP might accentuate such dynamics rather than help to develop new markets.
Such occurrences, far from intensifying pure divine aspiration, would hinder rather than help.
Vaccines kill them, rather than help them.
Burden-sharing arrangements have been aban - doned in many replenishments, as they hurt rather than help.
But Turkish officials say the measure will hinder rather than help the process of rapprochement.
Rather than help 'em.
You would let me go insane rather than help me?
At the same time, we see vividly, painfully, how technology can harm rather than help.
However ring-fencing local assets may often hinder rather than help resolve a problem in a cross-border group.
If your pictures look terrible, they are going to hinder selling rather than help it.
They hinder, rather than help.
That meant government's role was to provide freedom rather than help.
No, I used to get angry . Rather than help people who were trying to help me.
To report it, you could hurt rather than help.
Bringing her food, rather than help her.
By the 1948 world championship at Valkenburg, both climbed off rather than help the other win.
But why have you chosen to ward us rather than help your friends?
A political system that snatches away dreams rather than help us to fulfil them . ".
Why do welfare programs today often cripple rather than help their clients?
Do not voluntarily lower credit limits ; this can hurt rather than help your FICO ® Score.

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