Sentence examples for but rather gain from inspiring English sources

You don't collect points, but rather gain benefits and freebies simply by having a card.

It is likely that he did not directly rule all this area but rather gained the recognition by local rulers of his suzerainty.

But we are committed to doing it in a way that, unlike unfortunately what happened with stop-question-and-frisk — we will continue to try and do it in a way that is not alienating but, rather, gaining support for what we do".

Networking is not about playing "20 Questions," but rather gaining an understanding of who the other person is.

Her advice is not about a life overhaul, but rather gaining personal insight and deciding who you're going to be in any specific moment.

Gandhi was painfully aware of the see-saws of history, and devoted himself to find ways to win that didn't simply set up the next the loss -- but rather gained permanent, irreversible ground.

A second, simpler explanation for polyphyly, is that the trait was not inherited from a common ancestor, but rather gained independently in each clade during the course of cyanobacterial evolution.

You may find that you'd rather gain weight through bingeing to an unhealthy degree, but that won't work in the long run.

55% of coffee drinkers would rather gain 10 pounds than give up coffee for life.

And 73percentt said they'd rather gain 15percentt in their 401(k) account balance than lose 15 pounds.*.*

The aim of the study was not to quantify the real or potential harm suffered by patients with intellectual disabilities as a consequence of patient safety incidents, nor to make comparisons with the general population, but rather to gain insight into the factors contributing to safety issues encountered by people with intellectual disabilities throughout the hospital pathway.