Sentence examples for but rather to consider from inspiring English sources

The official meeting of 21,000 delegates was not supposed to raise big new issues, but rather to consider well-known problems and find practical ways to solve them.

The court is not being invited to engage in a radical reconsideration of the limits of this defence but rather to consider questions of balance and the limits of editorial discretion.

It follows that the most useful investigation of muscle function in such a system is not to consider the action of each muscle in isolation, but rather to consider which muscle interactions must occur to produce common head movements exhibited by bees.

This evaluation of the quality of reporting did not aim to decide study inclusion or exclusion, but rather to consider this score in the interpretation of our results.

The solution is not to make declarative statements that one data source makes looking at other unreasonable, but rather to consider the strengths and weaknesses of each.

A decision was made early on in the CORC collaboration not to seek to combine perspectives in any one overall performance score but rather to consider the views of at least three judges of how good or bad the outcome of a treatment is: child, parents or carers, and clinician.

Plato does not want him to focus on the music he hears about him ("heard harmonies") but rather to ascend to consider quite abstract questions about which numbers are harmonious with which.

This is not a set of research questions but rather questions to consider prior to implementation.

She says the firm's dress code isn't intended to prescribe what can or can't be worn but rather to encourage the team to consider the impact of what they wear on what they're achieving at work.

The presence of Cigna University on Facebook and the other Web sites is "not just because we can use them," she adds, but rather to enable those consumers who consider visits to those sites as integral parts of their daily routines to "become familiar with Cigna".

In practice, Gotoh did not use consistency to construct alignments, but rather to evaluate them, and only considering three sequences.