Sentence examples for but rather the potential from inspiring English sources

He added: "The risk to the UK from the eurozone is not the direct impact of weak exports, which Britain could easily ride out, but rather the potential for uncertainty to infect UK domestic demand as companies perhaps put off investments.

In this case, it is not the actual data that is contained in this data type which is of privacy importance but rather the potential to use this data to de-anonymize users, link previously unrelated personal information, and thereby invade privacy.

Not because of the money per se, but rather the potential loss of those three attributes.

"Passed" suggests not the cessation of a person but rather the potential for the deceased having entered a new reality.

No, we're not talking about the symptoms of some mysterious foodborne illness here, but rather the potential consequences of voluntarily eating some common, and often popular, foods.

The study results cannot be used to predict drug pharmacokinetics and pharmacodynamics but rather the potential for drug clearance as it pertains to changes in a dialysis prescription.

If there is an electrostatic potential drop going across a boundary between a condensed phase and the gas phase it is automatically reflected in the fugacities, and, so the treatment of single-ion activities in this paper does not depend on removing the surface potential, but rather the surface potential is included.

Investors in such platforms aren't in it for the possible success of the companies that get funded, but rather for the potential profits on the funding transactions that take place online.

Michelle shares her perspective with clients; resiliency is not an attribute that we either have or don't have but rather the amount of potential energy any one of us has to return to a state of well-being despite a life changing event.

The potential for a sustained and material bust in T-Bonds (steadily rising yields) comes not from the end of QE-3 per se, but rather from the potential end of ZIRP.

This moderate extension of the portals is not expected to increase significantly toxicity of radiotherapy but rather bears the potential to further lower locoregional relapse rates of irradiation.