Sentence examples for but rather promoting from inspiring English sources

To underscore their complaint, Mr. Gingrich was taking the call from New Hampshire, where he was not introducing himself to voters who will take part in the nation's first primary next year, but rather promoting a documentary on Pope John Paul II that he made with his wife.

And according to the project's literature, it's not about creating some sort of stuffy space for art 30 days a year, but rather promoting openness and curiosity.

Not only does that make the defense of these countries more difficult, but it changes the sources of identity in ways that do not sustain ethno-national identity but rather promote a more cosmopolitan set of values.

The results indicate that MSNs are not toxic to HUVEC cells, but rather promotes the cell proliferation.

Digg is an ongoing experiment in a new kind of newspaper – one that has no human editors but rather promotes news stories based on a (weighted) democratic process.

The legislation does not support such frequent experiments on laboratory animals, but rather promotes the sharing of data to the use of integrated alternative in-vitro and in-silico strategies of toxicokinetics [5 7].

However, she added: "We don't hate-monger, we don't pander to bigots," but rather "promote our understanding of marriage".

This does not excuse the behavior and actions of harassers, but rather promotes the opportunity for more effective ways to let them know that street harassment is unacceptable and furthermore, prevent it from occurring in the first place.

We conclude that KIR does not inhibit, but rather promotes accumulation of CD2 and 2B4 at inhibitory immune synapses.

Altogether, our results suggest that by reducing the antigen load alone, we do not compromise memory T cell development but rather promote differentiation of the CM subset.

Shh did not alter the overall outgrowth of TH-positive axons from the explant, but rather promoted unidirectional outgrowth towards the chemoattractant (Figure 2B).