Sentence examples for but rather smaller from inspiring English sources

The kids say 'Man, that's the best steak I've ever eaten!' " Mr. Miller is also shrewd in recognizing that parents are after not dumbed-down or deflavorized food for their kids, but rather smaller portions and prices.

There is no minimum degree of whiteness or speed gained in motion, but rather smaller and smaller degrees ad infinitum down to zero, since the qualities change continuously.

I would interpret this as an indication that these synapses do not form synaptic vesicles, but rather smaller endosomes.

What remains at the fringes isn't, strictly speaking, resistance, but rather small pockets of innocence.

With the maverick Tom Smith as his trainer, he buys a difficult thoroughbred of distinguished lineage, the handsome but rather small chestnut, Seabiscuit.

Some of the best-performing stock funds in the second quarter, for instance, were not blue-chip funds, but rather small-cap portfolios like Excelsior Small Cap, a growth fund that was up 6.6percentt.

"This is not a country full of big companies that can adjust to a decline in their domestic market, but rather small and medium-sized companies whose only option is then to close down".

The effects of nocturnal blue light exposure on sleep have been reported to be specific but rather small (Münch, 2008).

However, there are some positive, but rather small, effects of economic competencies regarding educational aspirations in general.

They illustrated the results for different energy-intensive sectors in the two economies and found that such policies have varying, but rather small, impacts.

Wadhwani noted that this is a reflection of the fact that, on mobile, users don't want a single app that does everything but rather small apps that focus on specialized features.