Sentence examples for but rather raised from inspiring English sources

And the fear of some senior Democrats -- and a considerable number of freshly polled voters -- that the party hadn't disposed of the old antiwar bogy, but rather raised it once again, appeared all too well founded.

The issue has become a political football, with Peter Dutton, the opposition health minister, telling a rally in Brisbane on Tuesday that the medical research budget should not be cut but rather raised by $212 million (AUD $200 million).

She did not pause, but rather raised a hand in greeting, gave me a smile and let the river of people carry her on her way.

We know we are not supposed to "just yell out questions," but rather "raise our hands like big boys and girls," but is it really, truly over?

Cracking the whip, in this case, came not in the form of raising rates charged to commercial banks to borrow money but rather raising the rates the banks are paid to keep money at the central bank.

Barreto says those behind LIBRE are "playing the long game" and don't really have to win Republican votes, but rather raise doubts about Democrats to suppress support for them.

Jutel is not interested in getting in the final word but rather raising provocative questions and suggesting opportunities for subsequent research.

The two-month hiatus isn't just to fix the leak, but rather raise the selections temperature from near absolute zero to human survivable temps.

This observation does not necessarily mean that ATL will switch from "post-fusion" to "pre-fusion" directly in the presence of GDP, but rather raises the possibility that GDP-bound ATL is simply flexible and may adopt multiple conformations before releasing GDP and recycling GTPase.

The group also does not promote political messages through their works but, rather, raises "many APA issues that we feel would fit our brand and image".

It isn't based on raising a billion dollars but rather raising just enough money, less than $10 million so far, to generate excitement and get people motivated to speak out and work for a candidate who hasn't yet announced she is running.