Sentence examples for but may rather pass from inspiring English sources

In general, the transition of older individuals into retirement is not necessarily an abrupt shift from a full-time job to full retirement but may rather pass through a reduction in working hours, a different occupation or job, or unemployment.22.

The occurrence of the S. mordax morphotype in both species B and C can hardly be explained by intra-specific variation alone, but may rather result from phenotypic convergence (whereby two non-sister species independently evolve similar morphologies) and/or morphological stasis (whereby the appearance of the common ancestor of two sister species is passed on to both of them).

Several freshwater herbivorous fishes such as grass carp do not rely on microbial cellulolysis, but rather pass large quantities of plant material rapidly through the gut [ 6- 9].

Some guys rather pass it.

In other cases, however, the traditions were never codified, but rather passed down orally.

But what may pass for cynicism & apathy may be dread.

But this too may pass.

But that reputation may pass to Carlsen.

It may, rather, be something more systemic.

Rather the court may pass judgments on these rights, as with other rights, that require a change in fiscal priorities" (p. 331).

But he also noted that "they may never pass it.