Sentence examples for but rather subject from inspiring English sources

The earliest Russian labour organizations emerged among artisans in the form of legal guilds, which were not autonomous or spontaneous institutions but rather subject to close state supervision.

Historically, the Legislature has been reluctant to expand the commission's power, even refusing to make it a permanent state agency, but rather subject to renewal every few years.

That's because of our constitution, but also because throughout its complex history in America, Christianity has never been a monolith, but rather subject to the uniquely American religious imagination – and uniquely American political intrusions and manipulations.

The topic-based feed approach may appeal to those who don't care about following specific blogs or authors, but rather subject areas of interest.

So here we see fifty years of science manipulatively described instead as "unbridled advocacy". As in wild, emotional, and not objective, but rather subject to the passions of an unbroken horse -- just the opposite of the careful collection, calibration, and verification of billions of data points, which last I checked, don't have feelings, unbridled or otherwise.

Assessment of rehabilitation potential and determination of rehabilitation candidacy are thus not purely based on an objective process, but are rather subject to interpretation.

The important discovery here is that this 'sub-fate' is not a cell-autonomous translation of birth order instructions, but is rather subject to regulation by the choices of neighboring cells.

Barbara McClintock's research was revolutionary, in which it was shown for the first time that an organism's genome is not a stationary entity, but rather is subject to alteration and rearrangement.

This article thus claims the femme fatale is not merely a stereotype, symptom or catchphrase for dangerous femininity but rather the subject of her narrative, an authentic modern heroine.

As a result, the extent to which APRNs are able to practice may not be related to their ability, education, or training, but rather is subject to the political decisions of the states in which they work.

But rather than subject you to dry statistics and academic reports, I'd like to introduce you to a Habitat-NYC family, who will tell you in their own words how their Habitat home was not only life-changing -- but also life-saving.