Sentence examples for basic rather than from inspiring English sources

Inspection standards include food safety and hygiene and basic rather than higher animal welfare standards.

But the downside of Sky Atlantic being basic rather than premium is that programmes will also be shown with ads.

In the Thomas-Gilchrist process the lining used in the converter is basic rather than acidic, and it captures the acidic phosphorus oxides formed upon blowing air through molten iron made from the high-phosphorus iron ore prevalent in Europe.

I turns out that both Verizon and Cablevision are locked in a dispute with the Tennis Channel over fee increases and the issue of placing the network on basic rather than expanded cable packages.

JAMA insists that, if there is commercial sponsorship of a study, the authors must sign a form guaranteeing that they, rather than the sponsors, controlled the design, analysis and presentation of data.Other scientific journals, such as Nature and Science, have less cause for concern, since the research they report tends to be basic, rather than commercial.

The percentage of R&D expenditure spent on basic (rather than applied) research also began trending upward, reflecting Russia's commitment to restoring its place in global science through breakthroughs in nanotechnology.

Mr. Sanford is among those counseling the party to return to conservative basics rather than risk undermining its ideological identity by trying to imitate Democrats.

Young has been urging the former England age-group cricketer to concentrate on the basics rather than attempt 30-metre miracle passes and that advice is being heeded.

In recent decades, Japanese schools have developed a system that in some respects is what some American schools are talking about now: long hours, emphasis on basics rather than electives, school uniforms and a premium on order rather than on creativity.

These schools can devise curriculums to focus on basics rather than on passing fads.

The preferred alternative has long been "fairness" – a term that is less threatening, suggests basic decency rather than ideology and that sounds, to put it at its most basic, less leftwing.