Sentence examples for but rather a general from inspiring English sources

Rove didn't offer any specific objection but, rather, a general caveat that the project might be too ambitious.

Insomnia — defined as trouble falling asleep or staying asleep — isn't a single disorder itself, but rather a general symptom, like fever or pain.

"Mysteries of Lisbon"? — is equally fruitless, since the question is not really a question at all, but rather a general complaint.

In a few units I observed overseas, the problem was not hazing but rather a general lack of discipline within a unit.

A standard epoxy (SE) with lesser cross-linking showed no asperities but rather a general roughness which also produced a significant increase in pullout work with black oxide B-nanoleaves.

Our results show that the observed effect of inoculum size from the previous report at a single temperature is not restricted to a specific growth condition, but rather a general phenomenon.

When organizations have trouble advancing or attracting women, CGO suggests, it's not a "women problem" but rather a more general problem.

This suggests that this might be not an area-specific phenomenon, but rather a more general mechanism.

The manuscript is finally not a point-by-point response to the Galtier & Daubin paper, but rather a more general discussion of microbial evolution and systematics.

Quinine (10 mM) produced similar behavioral responses in female flies, suggesting that opposing positional aversion and egg-laying attraction are not specific to lobeline, but rather a more general response toward bitter compounds.

Therefore, this functional assay indicates that repression by sequences inserted in TAS is not a P-element restricted property but rather a more general repression system that may function for other TEs inserted in TAS, including those recently introduced in the genome.