Sentence examples for but rather sufficient from inspiring English sources

The key to market success is not a monolithic celestial jukebox, but rather sufficient market diversity to satisfy the demand for many different types and uses of copyrighted works.

Designers tackle and resolve ill-defined or wicked problems in which solutions are neither right nor wrong but rather sufficient (Cross 2006; Goel and Pirolli 1992).

Consequently, the main limiting factor for developing model systems for evolutionary genomics is acquisition not of genomic resources but rather of sufficient evolutionarily relevant phenotypic and fitness data.

We believe that the question is not whether there is enough money to better train and support the providers who care for the most underserved Mexicans, but rather whether sufficient political will exists to align funds for this purpose.

I acknowledge this right left classification I have just made for the two divergent administrations is notably more complex and controversial, but for the purposes of this study this simple depiction is rather sufficient: Both, politicians with a progressive discourse and politicians with a conservative discourse refer to ECE as a children's right when supporting universal and mandatory ECE.

But there must now be some unexpected questions over Kohli's ability – or rather sufficient degree of desperation – to translate a visceral batting talent into consistent long-form success on difficult pitches.

Even a glance through the history of ethnology is rather sufficient to find myriad practices of using magic potions.

No formal power calculations were undertaken; rather sufficient participants were recruited during ~9 months to determine factors such as recruitment rates in relation to feasibility outcomes.

Rather, sufficient justification or warrant for acceptance, whether a priori or a posteriori, is present, factoring in both the background evidence (1 6) noted above and the constraints that are inherent in the normal conversational setting.

No formal power calculations are undertaken in feasibility studies; rather sufficient participants are recruited to determine factors such as attrition and recruitment rates in relation to feasibility outcomes.

For instance, respondents may interpret "enough" to mean at least a specific number of hours or rather sufficient time to awaken refreshed.