Sentence examples for but rather providing from inspiring English sources

"It's not so much like 'Survivor' but rather providing a mirror of what's going on in living rooms around the country".

Schaghticoke Chief Richard L. Velkey said the key is not so much requiring the Bureau of Indian Affairs to go slower on its reviews, but rather providing it with the staff it needs to do the reviews properly.

You can search for key clients you'd love to be working with and start to engage with them - not pushing sales messages, but rather providing them with educational, informative, useful and purposeful content.

In his 1982 ode to game obsession, Invasion of the Space Invaders, Martin Amis questioned whether video games aren't just improving their player's geometrical and spatial awareness but rather providing a means to search for the meaning of life.

But again, I'm not really talking about killing a conversation, but rather, providing tools so that the community can manage it.

(Okay, this example is both a little out there, and involves putting people inside the vehicles, but the point is that not all vehicles will exist for the purpose of transporting people around, but rather providing another type of service).

These models do not render an opinion but rather provide a factual answer to the question.

We do not provide job placement services, but rather provide students with the tools to maximize their efforts.

Distributed generation provides a buffer against these forces that should be on our side but rather provide the obstacles.

He said he did not administer the drugs himself but rather provided them to the sports ministry.

The hospital says it did not reprimand Ms. Saldanha, but rather provided "support" to her and the other nurse.