Sentence examples for but rather obligates from inspiring English sources

The address scheduled for September 8, 2009, does not allow for healthy debate on the President's agenda, but rather obligates the youngest children in our public school system to agree with our President's initiatives or be ostracized by their teachers and classmates.

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For workers, sterility from ovary inactivation is not obligate but rather is conditional on social context.

7. It follows from the above that: a) sex is original it did not evolve from asex; b) sex (or a mix of sexual and asexual reproduction in a species) is not actively maintained against obligate asex, but rather, and more simply, long-term adaptive evolution is not available for obligate asex to arise by. 8.

And here I claim that it is not actively "maintained", but rather no substantial adaptive evolution occurs without it, and so obligate asexuality cannot gradually and adaptively evolve.

These processes are not an obligate stage of the cell's life cycle but rather an interruption.

Some of these obligate anaerobes do not employ glucose as a carbon source, but rather ferment a pair of molecules; one amino acid acts as an electron donor and another acts as an electron acceptor.

But rather quite the opposite.

Nice but rather unlikely.

The major infraction, from the perspective of the California Coastal Commission, was not damage to the redwood habitat caused by the wedding, but rather the fact that development had occurred on the site without the property owner (the hotel) seeking a permit, and, moreover, that the hotel was obligated to keep the site open to the public as a commercial campground.

Such an outcome would further support the interpretation that the conclusions drawn do not apply to cooperative interactions within microbial communities in general, but be rather limited to obligate cooperative interactions".