Sentence examples for but rather than addressing from inspiring English sources

Imbalance and inequality were rife, but rather than addressing the tensions in his empire, Franz Josef I favoured political stagnation and monarchical constitutionalism, even to the extent of maintaining his right of veto over any law.

But rather than addressing that issue systematically, the IRS gave extra scrutiny mainly to tea party groups, often in inappropriate ways, an inspector general reported.

But rather than address the complexities and contradictions of American cultural hegemony, Mr. Godard falls back into a pose of world-weary, Olympian disdain.

But rather than address the secret bank transfer, Sisi focused on another part of the recording – that in which he mocks his Gulf donors, on whose generosity Egypt's economy largely depends.

But rather than address the agricultural sectors crop selection or growing groundwater addiction, the governor's order requires farmers to report water use more frequently or face inspection by state water managers.

But rather than address these continued failures, the chemical industry's allies in Congress are trying to change the law via the Farm Bill.

But rather than honestly addressing our myriad problems and seeking to repair them ourselves, Trump points the finger at others: immigrants, refugees, Muslims, ISIS, China, Japan, Mexico.

Mr Miliband said he had toughened Labour's immigration policy and did not dismiss people's fears, but said Ukip was "exploiting" rather than "addressing" them.

Well, maybe – but suppressing the rich side of the equation, rather than addressing the poor, doesn't seem to be the answer.

The second way is a more generous P applications to addresses the low P availability rather than addressing the root of the problem but it is not economical.

These symbolic models do not include parameter values, but they do define a model's potential repertoire of responses, rather than addressing specific data fits.