Sentence examples for but rather the amount from inspiring English sources
What if the limitation to car performance in Nascar racing was not oxygen intake, but rather the amount of gas allotted for the race?
The biggest concern for many senior executives is not about the equity of the business they are running, but rather the amount of money they will earn in bonuses and deferred compensation.
(What matters to estuarine creatures like shrimp is not the total area of the marsh — shrimp can't travel inland — but rather the amount of habitat on the marsh's edge).
The supply-side notion is that what the govt. ought to strive to influence is not the demand but supply-not the amount of money that consumers have to spend on goods & services but, rather, the amount of incentive that producers are given to engage in productive enterprise.
Not the type of fluid in the middle ear but rather the amount of fluid affects the rate of hearing loss [14].
Larger values of ω k do not influence the total number of events, but rather the amount of clustering in time.
Our Data suggests that IL-2 production in Treg cells is not switched off by genetic imprinting, but rather the amounts and ratios of the essential transcription factors NFATc2, AP-1, Nf-κB and FOXP3 are essential to prevent IL-2 production in Treg cells and thereby suppport their anergic phenotype despite a very strong stimulation.
A tight correspondence between the results of species response curve modelling based on water conductivity and Ellenberg soil reaction confirmed that "soil reaction" does not express merely pH, but rather the total amount of calcium.
It also suggests that not a specific acyl sugar, but rather the total amount of acyl sugars is important for resistance.
It's not about the platform or the brand, of course, but rather the sheer amount of content it hosts and its diversity.
Grandage, 51, is clear and the answer is unexpected: not any of the productions themselves but rather "the considerable amount of other things" going on around them.
