Sentence examples for but rather catching from inspiring English sources

In recognizing this, Smith declared, the court would not be leading a reluctant nation to a moral precipice, but rather catching up with realities of modern life.

The findings in this study suggest that, different from those young migrant adults, the urbanized rural residents are not keeping any health advantage as former villagers, but rather catching up the prevalence of chronic diseases as new urbanites.

But in Britain, rather than catching fish illegally, a fisherman can go and buy a quota from an owner who thinks he will not catch his quota.

"I'd rather be catching than D.H.-ing, but if he wants me to D.H., I'll do that".

These are fair points though Poland might do better trying to overtake western Europe rather than catching up with its worst bits.What is rather odder is that praising Poland can go down badly too.

But some see SciDetect as a tool for avoiding embarrassment rather than catching fraudsters.

"Rather than catching kidnappers and drug dealers, it looks more likely that it is being used for politically motivated surveillance".

Her next commitment, rather than catching up on homework, will be sampling the wider Games experience before flying home later this week.

They often support a fleet of smaller trawlers; when they load fish from other vessels rather than catching it themselves, they are called Klondykers.

Rather than catching up, year after year the former East Germany has grown more slowly than the western half of the country.

That means that services prices are moving farther away from the pre-crisis trend, rather than catching back up.I like this way of digging into CPI data.