Sentence examples for but rather allows from inspiring English sources

Such an application does not provide for a more accurate reflection of the will of the voters but, rather, allows for an unfair distortion of the statewide vote.

"The cochlear implant does not allow you to hear, but rather allows you to do something that resembles hearing," Solomon writes.

They're obviously not going to be worn at the gym, but rather allows a Flex owner to continue to wear their tracker late into the night.

The presented approach does not investigate how predictions are made by each model, but rather allows the comparison of actual and predicted activity values in the feature space (see Figure 1).

Unlike other analytical techniques, e.g. based on electron microscopy, it is not limited to surface characterisation or thin sections, but rather allows non-destructive measurements in the material bulk.

It does not establish any new rights, but rather allows the rights guaranteed in the Convention to be enforced.

They do not provide for a bonus for government service, but rather allow for special treatment of compensation that has already been granted but not paid out.

Eureka Fund money will not go toward their proprietary product research, but rather allow them to go public with the baseline research in Kenya.

High school should not be about résumé building, he said, but rather "allowing kids to develop their natural talents and inclinations and support those inclinations".

The C.D.O. did not hold actual mortgage-related bonds, but rather allowed the participants to stake a position on whether bonds owned by others would perform well, or tank.

This will not eliminate any jobs, but rather allow for the journalists at the AP to write more analysis around what the numbers mean.