Sentence examples for but rather enabling from inspiring English sources

The VR revolution will not be experiential, but rather enabling.

Nevertheless, this understanding will not prevent these institutions from existing, but rather enable them to live side by side in a tolerant future.

This kernel of seriousness does not undermine the humor, but rather enables it, since you laugh a lot harder when you care at least a little.

The integration of dictionaries into the model should not enforce mappings to standard definitions but rather enable links between specific values and standard definitions only if they exist.

Raising the nation's borrowing limit would not authorize any new spending by the federal government, but rather enable the government to continue to pay for obligations to which Congress has already agreed.

A deft writer at home in the widest variety of material — her credits include Steve McQueen's sex addiction drama "Shame" and the Meryl Streep-starring Margaret Thatcher biopic "The Iron Lady Morgangan has constructed a script that refuses to take sides but rather enables us to experience this story from every possible angle, to live every one of its lives.

However, bacterial EPS is generally not perceived by eukaryotes as a MAMP, but rather enables bacteria to evade immunity [35].

These techniques are not meant to supplant model-based image analysis based on prior understanding, but rather enable the analysis of images where no visual model exists.

In conclusion, CD152-signaling does not simply silence T cells, but rather enables them to actively contribute to the immune response by enhancing effector T cell migration in vivo.

Such a strong geometric influence does not exclude, but rather enables, certain forms of self-organized patterning.

Underpinned by measurement theory, TELER does not add the number of responses, as do many questionnaires, but rather enables the development of a code with a unique meaning.