Sentence examples for but rather the challenge from inspiring English sources
The problem doesn't seem to be the technology, but rather the challenge of selling it.
"You don't have the challenge of learning something new, but rather the challenge of increasing your skill set and knowledge," says Dr. Morris.
In the long run, the limiting factor will not be cost, but rather the challenge of integrating an intermittent solar resource into the power grid.
It's not about winning or losing, succeeding or failing but rather the challenge is to find meaning in the suffering.
We argue that the most dramatic consequence is not the possibilities created for companies but rather the challenges that emerge as a result of customer behaviour undergoing fundamental changes.
The barrier is not a lack of valid tools but rather the challenges inherent in incorporating QoL measurements into busy clinical practices [ 5].
While many of the leaders we feature have accomplished remarkable things, these columns aren't about their successes, but rather the incredible challenges they overcame in becoming leaders.
(Warner's spokesperson said that the Senator was "not referring specifically to the Russia investigation, but rather the totality of challenges the President is currently facing").
The theories are passed on, not as dogmas, but rather with the challenge to discuss them and improve upon them".
Working on yourself if definitely not easy and something that you don't "accomplish" but rather accept the challenge and continue to work at.
Here the issue is not the conceivability of the amoralist but rather the coherence of a challenge a philosophically minded amoralist might make in demanding that we give him a reason to be moral.
