Sentence examples for but rather the time from inspiring English sources
They say that most such chips track not the date, but rather the time elapsed since an event.
As a writer, I did not need any addition to this experience but, rather, the time to process it.
In a multivariate regression approach e-waste related activities had no positive influence on internal PCB exposure, but rather the time living in Accra.
This time-controlled PEEP is not directly set but rather the time during expiration (T LOW) is sufficiently brief to prevent the lung from fully emptying.
We should also emphasize that the time we addressed is not the time to run the test suites derived from each algorithm but rather the time to generate them.
But the Syrian President might also decide that this is not the time for political solutions, but rather the time for settling the matter militarily by any means available, whether through air raids or chemical weapons.
Now, I should clarify here that it wasn't the New York Times that emailed me, but rather the Sunday Times (of London).
Participant 18 (Group 2), electric & manual desks, teacher/manager role Others would need to put the desk down if tired, although this did not completely foreclose on using the desk but rather limited the time in the standing position.
He also defended the office's handling of the case and said the decision to drop it had nothing to do with the allegations of misconduct but rather the passage of time since the slaying.
The steady cooling load increases linearly with the difference between the ambient temperature and the detector operation temperature, but rather the cool-down time is proportional to the square of the temperature difference.
