The phrase "are rather made on" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an attempt to express a concept but lacks clarity and proper structure.
Example: "The decisions are rather made on a whim, without much thought."
Alternatives: "are often based on" or "are typically determined by".
The methods that make an Electoral College forecast are rather bullish on Mr. Obama — but be a little careful about reading too much from that.
In the pilot for "Wheel of Fortune," the wheel stood upright and was rather small, making it difficult to see on screen.
Rather, they are made on the basis of assumptions that might prove inaccurate, and of visions that might change, in ways that require the plan to be modified.
He has appeared to confirm this by choosing Sandile Ngcobo, a staunchly independent Constitutional Court judge, as the new chief justice.Contrary to past practice, it seems that most public appointments, whether as the central bank's governor or to the management board of state television, are being made on merit rather than politics.
Despite copious research being carried out online, most purchases are overwhelmingly still made on the forecourt, rather than the website.
The coalition argued that Americans are willing to pay for infrastructure so long as decisions are made on the merits, rather than by the earmark system.
Early intervention is crucial, meaning arrests have to be made on intelligence rather than evidence that could be used in court.
Decisions of tactics and personnel, rather, have to be made on their own merit and should be appreciated as such, rather than being measured against a checklist for creating an idealised version of Italia 90.
However, most of the partly or fully homoplastic GOs will remain as important molecular signatures, provided that they are considered in a phylogenetic and systematic context and that comparisons are made on complete GOs rather than focusing on local arrangements.
Despite Britain's growing love affair with ethically sourced food, the 'higher-welfare' broiler market accounted for only three per cent of production last year - 1.7 percentt Freedom Food, 1.09percentnt free range, and a negligible 0.14percentnt organic - suggesting that 97percentnt of purchases are made on price, rather than conscience.
