Sentence examples for but rather develop from inspiring English sources

Sasa activities are not fixed but, rather, develop and evolve in response to community priorities, needs and characteristics.

Stars are not born but rather develop: with a high-value agent, the network's centrality, stability, and efficiency all increase over time.

However, they do not apply system or evolutionary models at a micro level but rather develop third-generation models, with new aspects such as network infrastructure or a greater emphasis on outsourcing added.

"Our subjects no longer strive in the ordinary sense, but rather develop.

I don't want to individually respond to points that were made, in what has been an enthusiastic and a very thoughtful, and fruitful, debate, but rather develop a couple of the themes.

Recent data suggest that lupus autoantibodies do not arise simultaneously, but rather develop sequentially over time [14], [15].

The endosperm in monocot species (like cereals) is not consumed by the embryo during seed development as is the case in dicots, but rather develops to the mature seed which contains storage proteins and starch and constitutes the nutritional part of the seed.

Rambus has no chip production facilities of its own, but rather develops technologies, patents them and then licenses those technologies to manufacturers.

The author, whose previous books, such as "Cod" and "Salt," find in seemingly small subjects the basis for wide-ranging cultural history, frames his latest project with the theory that society is not changed by technology but, rather, "develops technology to address the changes that are taking place within it".

In the module courses, some students did not progress sequentially through stages of intermediate understanding, but rather developed some deeper understanding of genetic drift at the same time as they broadened awareness about evolution.

Organizational culture is not created by memo or by a decision from a senior executive, but rather develops over time and plays a critical role in achieving organizational objectives (Ababaneh 2010; Van Gorder 2013).