Sentence examples for but rather a problem of from inspiring English sources

"It is not just about enforcing security but rather a problem of education and community involvement".

We propose that despite the recent economic crisis and the burgeoning era of austerity, the primary issue is not one of scarcity of resources, but rather a problem of collective decision-making.

This is because Mn-induced motor dysfunction does not seem to be a problem of decreased synthesis or concentration of dopamine in presynaptic terminals, but rather a problem of the ability to release the available dopamine.

The credit card breach does not appear to be linked to the guest reservation systems, but rather a problem with the point-of-sale (POS) systems within gift shops and restaurants at these hotels and properties.

Brooks says the new study, which will appear in the June issue of the American Journal of Physiology, indicates that the high acid content isn't due to a lack of oxygen, but rather a problem in the mitochondria processing the lactic acid.

Not just a small problem involving issues of respect between one writer and one teenager, but rather a national problem of respect where being a writer has become so widely associated with being a loser that we have become the stuff of common jokes.

This result leads us to believe that there is no specificity problem regarding DPO-PCR, rather a problem of sensitivity regarding culture.

"The problem Japan is facing is not an issue of the balance sheet, but rather it is a problem of profits and losses".

Nolan never seems to surprise himself, and his own inventions have little inspiration but, rather, a sense of a problem solved.

(see Table 1).> Decision-making was not a singular decision about one method of artificial nutrition, but rather a process of problem-solving for patients who often had complex symptomatology and multiple co-morbidities.

It is not a matter of use rather than a problem of knowledge.