Sentence examples for but rather follow from inspiring English sources
Cultural services are not scattered randomly across a landscape, but rather follow specific patterns in terms of the intensity, richness and diversity of their provision.
The suggested recommendations, however, do not aim to put a firm halt on this lopsided brain movement, but rather follow a more liberal and multifaceted approach.
The coefficients of the sample CA are not constant but rather follow different probability distributions, depending on whether ({mathcal {H}_{0}}) or ({mathcal {H}_{1}}) is true.
The idea behind inverse engineering using LR invariants is not to follow an instantaneous eigenstate of the (H t)) as one would in the adiabatic case, but rather follow an eigenstate of (I t)) (up to the LR phase).
However, some emerging video applications are not well characterized by the down-link model but rather follow an up-link model, where some simple devices deliver information to a central, eventually rather complex, receiver.
I decided not to go into practice but rather follow the academic pathway further and so completed two more years of subspecialty training at venerable institutions such as the University of Toronto and Harvard University.
The mediator does not educate on skills but rather follows the participants' conversation to help them clarify their thoughts, feelings, and choices.
For the history of every individual of every social order, indeed of the whole world, does not describe an ever-widening, more and more wonderful arc, but rather follows a course which, once the meridian is reached, leads without fail down into the dark". Michael Dirda's e-mail address is [email protected].
For many — and for better or for worse — the BlackBerry marked the dawn of a modern era in which work doesn't end at five o'clock but, rather, follows you home and stays by your side, blinking that little red light like a faithful pet that feels neglected.
Since 2002 it has been striving to intensify competitive pressures through two main reforms.First, the health service is being reorganised as an internal market, in which money is not doled out to hospitals, but, rather, follows the patients and the treatments they need.
This is not stated as one of Cordemoy's axioms, but rather follows from Cartesian metaphysics, which holds motion to be a mode or state of a body, and not a quality distinct from the body.
