Sentence examples for but rather a basic from inspiring English sources
Histidine does not appear to be crucial for folding, but rather, a basic amino acid in this position.
It is believed not to be an extrinsic effect, but rather a basic phenomenon related to the nature of aSi H and to the stability and motion of Hrelated species in the aSi H lattice.
"Intergenerational solidarity is not optional, but rather a basic question of justice, since the world we have received also belongs to those who will follow us".
The persistence of young artists in following the paths of their predecessors does not represent blind adherence to tradition, but rather a basic feature of the process by which artistic creativity occurs.
We can no longer speak of sustainable development apart from intergenerational solidarity...[which is] not optional, but rather a basic question of justice, since the world we have received also belongs to those who will follow us... ..The environment is part of a logic of receptivity.
It should not be a list of demands, but rather a basic outline of the soul you're looking for.
As a member of the Council of Defence, he strongly supported the movement for universal military training - not conventional conscription, but rather a form of basic military training on a part-time basis for all adult men - arguing that it would mean "the flower of the nation would be the soldiers, not the weeds".
The women cricketers are not asking for new opportunities; but rather for a basic benefit of continuous access to sports competition -- a benefit which the men and youths continue to enjoy.
And in the cases of both Syriza and UKIP, the parties were talking about something that didn't offend any political ideology, but rather, offended a basic human sense of fairness.
It is not a political issue, but rather an issue of basic human rights.
Mr. Shea admits that unemployment has tended to grow, but feels as long as it takes the form it has in recent years - a lag in jobs behind production gains - it will not be an economic threat but rather an indication of basic economic health.
