Sentence examples for but rather released from inspiring English sources

Unlike the gymnosperms however, they did not produce seeds, but rather released their spores as do ferns.

(Later, we learned, to our relief, that the three Somali men who were kidnapped with us had not been killed, but rather released unharmed).

They chose not to work with TiVo, but rather released their own, remarkably similar, DVR.

These donors are stable in aqueous solution and do not release H2S spontaneously, but rather release H2S in the presence of ROS, such as hydrogen peroxide (H2O2).

The second possibility is that the Tessier FMO technique does not release Fe from oxides, but rather releases Fe associated with acid volatile sulfides.

Previously, some have argued that ABA responsible for the rapid (<1 h) responses of stomata to changes in water status does not have an origin in de novo synthesis but rather release from internal stores in the chloroplasts (Georgopoulou and Milborrow 2012) or via a single step that converts the catabolite ABA glucose ester to ABA (Lee et al. 2006).

We'd rather release less often but good mixtapes.

But it is thought that Lindsay would rather release Haughton to Huddersfield, the Super League's bottom club, than to potential play-off rivals such as Leeds.

I'd rather release prisoners as a gift for a friend who comes to talk to me".

Publishers would rather release Gone Girl 2 than just about anything.

I'd rather release stuff and have it out there then have it sitting in my computer unheard.