Sentence examples for but rather they become from inspiring English sources

"You would not just think of data as the 'exhaust' of providing health services, but rather they become a central asset in trying to figure out how you would improve every aspect of health care.

Musical kids -- and we aren't assuming some are born musically talented, but rather, they become musical through training -- tend to be more sensitive to changes in speech, which makes them better at phonologic spelling, vocabulary and even at understanding the emotional meaning behind speech.

But from the 19th Century onwards this dynamic changed, and mannequins no longer functioned simply as substitutes for human beings but rather they became icons and muses for artists.

Rather, they become wealthy by investing in both physical and human capital simultaneously".

Rather, they became almost accidental gunmen.

These results show that monolayer cultured MECs do not cease proliferating because they become confluent, but rather they enter an apparently irreversible quiescence.

Rather, they merely become repetitive and pointlessly nihilistic.

This process models the fact that all users in the OFDMA network are not simultaneously active, but they rather become active when they demand the download/upload of data [18 21].

The user arrival process of this model captures the fact that the users in the network are not simultaneously active at the same time, but they rather become active when they start a data session that requires the download/upload of data [18 21].

We shouldn't keep talking about the refugee crisis, but rather the reason they became refugees," he says.

Most of the women in the wards were not tested even after it was clear their husbands were H.I.V.-positive, but rather only when they became seriously ill.