Sentence examples for but rather steps from inspiring English sources

And it must be clear that any reductions in the nuclear arsenals of the United States and Russia should not be seen as ends in themselves, but rather steps in the phased, multi-lateral and verifiable elimination of all nuclear weapons.

The throat of the neck is of the type used on cellos; the sides of the pegbox are not flush with the neck, but rather step out abruptly.

Often, they're not momentary at all, but rather step one in an ongoing relationship.

We partner with Millennials that have decided they won't wait for elders to solve our generation's biggest challenges, but rather step forward and do it themselves.

It's one that won't be solved by entering another relationship but rather stepping out of relationships altogether and doing a self-evaluation.

To date most antibacterial and antiviral vaccines have not been designed but rather built step by step.

The authors' emphasis is not on technical details but rather on step-by-step explanations of the wealth of examples included here, from brain evolution to surgical planning, always in light of the relevance of these approaches to science and to society.

"This is not a step back but rather a step not yet taken.

But my impression from reading about it is that it was not a step forward but rather a step backward.

Taiwan will not move towards independence, he says, but rather take steps to build trust and reduce the chances of military conflict.

Like a Fitbit, Moov tracks daily activity and sleep — but rather than steps, Moov measures movement within a 3D space.