Sentence examples for but rather maintenance from inspiring English sources

After we've matured, however, our adult bodies don't need change, but rather maintenance.

Therefore, it should not be treated as an illness requiring 'cures', but rather proper maintenance and care to prevent discomfort or other harmful occurrences.

They're not looking for innovation, but rather just maintenance".

The term's usage here bears no relation to principle but rather to maintenance of the barrier between real life and the league's hermetically sealed brand asylum.

For engine makers, securing a spot on an aircraft line is important because profit is not usually made on the sale itself, but rather on maintenance contracts stretching over decades.

Because subjects received exposure to each derived relation prior to imaging, subsequent activation patterns were not associated with acquisition, but rather with maintenance.

However, beyond 3 months there is little evidence of additional progression in tauopathy, but rather persistent maintenance of both behavioral and neuropathological phenotypes.

But I treat the central goal of government support of fundamental research not as the production of knowledge per se, but rather the maintenance and renewal of national technical capacity in the form of researchers.

According to these data, CD38+ T cells, despite their activated phenotype, seem to fail to perform sufficient tumour control in CLL but rather support maintenance or even expansion of the malignant clone.

In the following cleavages and on maternal chromosomes in the late zygote, there is no loss of methylation but rather the maintenance of a constant degree of hemimethylated CpG dyad patterns at various repetitive elements.

"It's all very well for Jo Johnson to say more needs to be done – but rather than scrapping maintenance grants this week, the government needs to look again at the whole question of student finances".