Sentence examples for but rather a process from inspiring English sources
"Economic development is a version of natural development," not "a collection of things but rather a process that yields things".
Industrial policy is emphatically not national planning but rather a process for making the economy more adaptable and dynamic.
Presence is not a fixed, definable quality but rather a process of continuous growth and change that takes place before the eyes of the audience.
In order to bypass the "no-variance" problem in recorded votes, the study makes use of a legislator's sequential decision-making model, according to which party unity is not considered an end-result, but rather a process.
"It gave people a chance to see that this isn't just a process that's playing out between politicians, but rather a process being lived out every day in civil society," she says.
Furthermore, we have learned that innovation itself is not a result but rather a process and flow of activities that aim to solve a known or unknown problem.
Third, FRP development is not a continuous (linear) process but rather a dynamic process that allows for spatial and temporal heterogeneity.
Adult tendons do not heal through a regenerative process, but rather a scarring process; therefore, understanding the biological underpinnings of tendon healing has become a significant vein of research, commonly employing the patellar tendon as a model.
We are starting to understand that ligand-mediated signaling is not a one-directional linear process, but rather a parallel process with different dependent, independent, cross-linking, correlating, and influencing pathways and eventual effects [ 49– 51].
However, this process is not through ubiquitination, but rather a similar process named SUMOylation (Van Itallie et al., 2012).
This is not a process of indulgence, dramatizing the past, feeling sorry for ourselves or blaming others, but rather a sacred process of re-experiencing the pieces of our humanity that make up our greater, stronger and more beautiful self.
