Sentence examples for but rather advancing from inspiring English sources

Mr. Cuomo insisted that his top concern here was not tending to any hope he might have to become the second New York governor named Cuomo, but rather advancing the campaign of Vice President Al Gore.

Regarding Oxford professors, I wasn't talking about people teaching it in their classes, but rather advancing the belief outside of classes.

Adenomyotic lesions of that size certainly do no constitute beginning, but rather advanced lesions.

The payments are not donations but rather advance sales, and she is responsible for paying taxes on any income.

The Red Army would not wait passively behind the border, but would rather "advance to meet the enemy".

The New York Post would rather advance the idea that Kobe Bryant big-footed Spike Lee while he was directing a documentary on Bryant.

It is difficult to fathom why a lender would rather advance 95% loan-to-value to a first-time buyer with no track record than 50% to an older borrower with a 40-year unblemished track record".

There are two turns, which makes the course rather advanced, considering these things have never even gone in a straight line before.

Many of our lawmakers would rather advance the interests of their wealthy donors than actually represent the people.

Bacterial reproduction and metabolism depend on simple energy source such as lights; carbons rather advanced bio-organic compounds such as sugar and protein supplies.

Rather, advanced age seemed to protect from non-compliance and this is consistent with the strong evidence that healthy older women tolerate adjuvant chemotherapy and stand to gain the same benefits as younger women from treatment (Kimmick, 2011).