Sentence examples for but rather a professional from inspiring English sources

The problem is, that reasonable-seeming bias leads pretty quickly to the unreasonable situation in which looks are not a natural asset but rather a professional necessity.

"This case sort of shows that what they have in mind is not the individual blogger or Twitterer, but rather a professional endorser," Professor Zittrain said.

It is also argued that "plagiarism is often not a truly legal issue" (Sonfield, 2014: 79), but rather a professional and moral issue described in university policy-related documents and managed accordingly (Nimmer, 2004; Sonfield, 2014; Stearns, 1992).

Needless to say, this type of camera set up is not for the consumer, but rather a professional who makes enough money shooting Monument Valley to pay for this level of equipment.

It is important that the internship not just be free labor, but rather, a fulfilling professional and educational experience.

The RePAIR program is not an ethics course, but rather an intensive professional development program that is based on best available evidence regarding the nature of wrongdoing in research and the factors that predict poor ethical decision making.

I think the best example I came up with while brainstorming does not use a fictional character but rather a real-life professional woman.

Many nurses however felt that despite the employer's support, the personal investment in further education was not cost-effective in financial terms but rather a source of professional growth and satisfaction.

It is best not to do this procedure yourself but rather have a professional such as your vet or a groomer do this for you.

Some argue that a Ph.D. isn't a professional degree at all--not a preparation for professional practice--but, rather, an opportunity to acquire knowledge for its own sake.

It appears then, that to be elected to statewide office in Virginia as a Democrat, it helps to not be particularly Virginian, but rather an expatriate educated professional.