Sentence examples for but rather it will from inspiring English sources

"The government will take strong and effective measures for the North to come to the bone-numbing realization that nuclear development will not help its survival but rather it will only speed up the collapse of the regime," she said.

The most significant benefit of 3D printing isn't that it could replace mass manufacturing in its current form, but, rather, it will introduce an entirely new category of products.

"This will not be a traditional house museum, but rather it will tell the story of Lincoln," said Richard Moe, president of the National Trust for Historic Preservation.

We also believe that there will not be a stand-alone app when it's released, but rather, it will be a part of the current Facebook app experience.

“And over the next couple of years, WiMax will also have hand-off capability.” That means that when you roam from one area to another, you won’t lose the signal, but rather it will be handed off to another base station similar to the way cellular networks operate today.

This may at first glance be dismissed as a move to boost short-term sales of Google Glass, but rather it will provide ample opportunities for collecting insurance data such as real-time health information from each user of the device.

It won't be a financial advice column as such there are plenty of much smarter people to tell you what to do with your money but rather it will be an avenue to examine our attitudes (mine included, of course) toward money and how they impact us and the people we love.

Rather it will deviate from ideal conditions.

Rather it will make the tea bitter.

HTC is rumored to be creating a tablet computer product for Google, but it's unknown rather it'll be branded as a Google product, or by HTC.

So the question is not really whether co-watching is going to be a thing – it's a thing –  but, rather it's who will win this thing if this is a thing that is to be won.