Sentence examples for but rather rigorously from inspiring English sources

If we support pluralism we should not seek to deny it but rather rigorously proselytize it everywhere.

There is no continuity, and the prize is not a lifetime achievement award, but rather aims to rigorously reward the four best exhibitions staged by artists under 50 who are based in Britain.

The leaders who catalyzed it did not envision it as a rigorously engineered or scripted plan, but rather, a true movement that would transcend all expectations, if not their own imaginations.

Many did not use observed changes in serum creatinine to define AKI or rigorously quantify baseline renal function or but rather relied on administrative diagnostic codes for defining "AKI" and determining presence or absence of baseline CKD and potential confounders.

Also, Child Friendly Spaces, which wasn't understood sufficiently as a shared holistic endeavor, but rather than as a set of guidelines to be followed rigorously to address all issues).

Hence it follows that the CME for the coarse-grained network is not rigorously derived from that of the full network under conditions of timescale separation but rather is heuristic and hence its validity is a priori doubtful.

The purpose of this code is not to rigorously simulate the particle dynamics, as is done by the particle tracking code "Parmela", but rather to quickly optimize the design parameters of the accelerator components and beam characteristics themselves.

The critical next step in this challenge is not further evidence about the size of the problem, but rather delivery of culturally secure services that are resourced appropriately, at a scale commensurate with need and rigorously evaluated using culturally informed methodologies.

But rather than reflecting the past, what is happening here is part of a growing trend within Orthodox Judaism's right wing, its most rigorously traditional sector.

But rather quite the opposite.

Nice but rather unlikely.