Sentence examples for but rather the consequence from inspiring English sources

That they lost money was not a product of the portfolio selection but rather the consequence of an entire category of securities collectively falling off a cliff.

Emblematic of this process is the so-called Villa of the Mysteries, which seemingly portrays a Dionysiac initiation rite on its walls: it certainly sparkles, and yet, as Beard points out, "that sparkle is not an ancient one", but rather the consequence of a touching-up in 1909.

We conclude that overconfidence is not only apparent overconfidence but rather the consequence of a psychological bias.

A frequency domain analysis of the unsteady pressure distribution shows that the subharmonics perceived at a space-fixed location are not due to an aerodynamic or acoustic interaction but rather the consequence of a motion geometry or Doppler effect.

It was not the cause but rather the consequence of victory.

As treatment with the pan-caspase inhibitor zVAD-fmk inhibits both phosphorylation of H2AX and PARP cleavage indicates that the SAG-induced increase in DSBs is not direct effect of SAG, but rather the consequence of the increased apoptosis.

However, these studies did not investigate memory for items which were directly associated with unpredicted outcomes, but rather the consequences of unexpected outcomes for subsequent behavior.

Now imagine that your distress weren't the temporary consequence of reading an article, but rather the permanent consequence of living in your own skin.

The punishment of the sinner is not a special act of divine providence to punish him, but rather the natural consequence of the sinner's bad actions.

Linking is not an active process but, rather, the direct consequence of the activity pattern produced by feedforward processing.

He emphasizes that the source of resistance to evolution is rarely the scientific details but rather the perceived consequences of evolution: atheism, ethical nihilism, and a lack of meaning.