Sentence examples for but rather to focus from inspiring English sources

The team has, for example, used cognitive behavioural therapy to train patients with fibromyalgia not to react to pain but rather to focus on enjoyable activities.

Comprehensive reviews of the corrosion of coatings have appeared regularly since early 1970; the purpose of this paper is not to repeat the published materials but rather to focus on research trends and to point out some research prospects.

"The point of the reductions is not to diminish the service we offer to the public, but rather to focus the license fee and the creative energy of the BBC on delivering the highest quality and the maximum public value".

Mr. Nipe, whose parents are churchgoing Christians, emphasizes with his coreligionists that Kopimism's purpose is not to directly promote illegal file sharing, but rather to focus on the values of sharing information.

Of course, Iraqis want to run their own government as soon as possible, said Mr. Fattah -- but not in order to join the old Arab nationalist parade, but rather to focus on themselves.

With the wounds of this conflict still fresh, many science-based anthropologists were dismayed to learn last month that the long-range plan of the association would no longer be to advance anthropology as a science but rather to focus on "public understanding".

Chandler, who has represented Germany only at the under-15 level, said that he was never holding out for a German call-up, but rather choosing to focus on his club career with Nuremberg.

"It's in the act of rotating your phone to landscape that you indicate to yourself and to your mobile device that you will not be context switching for the next few minutes, but rather intend to focus on one piece of content for an extended period of time".

"It's in the act of rotating your phone to landscape that you indicate to yourself and to your mobile device that you will not be context switching for the next few minutes, but rather intend to focus on one piece of content for an extended period of time". This would at least give users more to watch, even if they ended up viewing landscape videos with their phones in portrait orientation.

Currently, mitigation indicators are not capturing data on the impacts of programs themselves but rather tend to focus generally on inputs and outputs (i.e. number of orphans schooled, number of individuals tested) (64).

The analysis in this paper is based on a few selected threads, and, in line with the majority of discursive analyses, is not intended to be representative, but rather seeks to focus on a theoretically and empirically interesting phenomenon, see for example [ 6, 22, 23].