Sentence examples for but rather covers from inspiring English sources

Part of the misunderstanding about genetic research may stem from the fact that it is not an end in itself, but rather covers a set of tools that allow us to ask important questions.

We use these analytical tools in a flexible manner as our analysis is not performed cross-sectionally looking at a specific moment in time, but rather covers a 10-year period.

Our primary conclusion from the review of this literature is that current models of comprehension are not necessarily contradictory, but rather cover different spectrums of comprehension processes.

The variants are not restricted to a single or even group of diseases, but rather cover over 150 different conditions (see Supplementary Table 2).

Moreover, native DNA protein interactions must be established within the context of highly crowded cellular environments where the DNA is not naked but rather covered with other proteins such as nucleosomes in eukaryotes or nucleoid associated proteins (NAPs) in prokaryotes.

As long as the Levy case drags on in this summer's slow news cycle, how Mr. Rather covers it will also be a point of interest.

The Who, "Heat Wave" (1965) Not a cover of the Waters song, but rather a cover of the Martha and Vandellas hit.

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If I just made neons and blankets – if I just made blankets I'd become the richest woman in the whole fucking universe, but I would rather cover myself in paraffin and set myself alight than make another blanket for money.

(5) Your job is not to report something that your boss does not want reported, but rather to cover it up.

His analysis misses the point of the more generous benefits in the most comprehensive plans, which is not to provide better preventive care, but rather to cover the full range of medical necessities for people who face serious illness.