Sentence examples for but rather maintains from inspiring English sources

Further, the COLA does not increase benefits, but rather maintains their purchasing power, preventing them from eroding due to inflation.

The space of the theater and its surroundings doesn't make logical sense, but rather, maintains a constant spatial shift.

Different to the production of lactate and ethanol, alanine accumulation does not have detrimental side effects to the cell, but rather maintains the glycolytic flux, while retaining carbon and nitrogen resources within the cell (Rocha et al. 2010).

Taken together, these data suggest that the BMP target gene Id1 does not drive overt mesoderm differentiation but rather maintains Cdh1 and helps to maintain a primed pluripotent state similar to that of the post-implantation epiblast, whilst imposing a proximal posterior (T+ Nanog+) epiblast identity that is primed for mesoderm differentiation.

The malaria parasite appears to have evolved strategies to ensure that its host cell does not detect either sporozoite invasion or EEF growth as a significant stress requiring a strong global response on the translational level, but rather maintains the host cell in homeostasis.

Many maroons who left the swamp to fight did not become regulars in the Union Army, but rather maintained their status as guerillas in the region.

"With almost daily revelations of Tory sleaze along with a significantly watered down consultation paper on lobbying it is clear this Government is unwilling to make bold decisions in the national interest but rather maintain the influence of a small circle of elites".

A few continental margins such as those off the Mediterranean coast of France and at Porcupine Bank, off the western coast of Ireland do not have a sharply defined break in slope but rather maintain a generally convex shape to the seafloor.

The catalyst did not undergo continuous deactivation during the catalytic oxidation, but rather maintained a high activity even after several days of continuous operation.

What matters is not so much defending or restoring individual species, but rather maintaining clusters of species making up landscape, forest or river systems.

Brown accuses Fayyad of not adding or naming a single new institution built under his government but rather maintained the institutions he inherited from Arafat and improved some of them.