Sentence examples for but rather a complex from inspiring English sources
The truth of pluralist, democratic politics is that there is no single, easily aligned "will of the people" but rather a complex bundle of competing interests.
The possibility that he is both -- or that he is neither, but rather a complex and contradictory historical figure -- cannot be entertained.
Of course Thapar knows this and, when questioned, is keen to stress that it's not just genes but rather a complex mix of genes and environmental factors that cause ADHD.
The upshot was not a linear process of change in which the end result was de-skilled factory production and the homogenization of the condition of workers but rather a complex set of outcomes in which the relations of capital and labour represented a variegated division of power.
The data showed no single cause of dyslexia, but rather a complex pattern of phonological, phonemic, and letter processing deficits.
As underlined by Fernandez-Gimenez et al. (2012), dzud is no singular environmental event but rather a complex social-ecological phenomenon, and vulnerability to dzud is a function of interacting physical, biological, socio-economic and institutional factors.
The Rev. Al Sharpton said this Easter Weekend that "we don't need a martyrdom complex, but rather a resurrection complex".
This is a hard question to answer, as cancer is not a singular entity, but rather a very complex genetic disease where each individual cancer can vary from the next.
The study suggests that production of protease inhibitor(s) may not be entirely dependent on abiotic factors such as nutrient availability, light and temperature, but rather a more complex process having several biotic and abiotic factors working in tandem.
Furthermore, the uncertainty associated with a misclassification is not binary, but rather a more complex measure that accounts for the degree of divergence between the point observation and map unit that takes into account these underlying relationships between soils, landscape and function.
It can be argued that MOTU 27 does not represent a single species but rather a species complex, which may be supported by the GMYC analysis revealing significant support for additional speciation events within this clade (see Figure 3a).
