Sentence examples for but rather to prepare from inspiring English sources

Nowadays, education is no longer to provide information to students, but rather to prepare learners to become active 21st Century critical thinkers (UNESCO, 1998).

The purpose of the Summulae was not to train the students to reflect on the problem of how to make scientifically correct conclusions but rather to prepare them for what they normally were expected to do: to take part in endless series of disputations.

(This isn't meant to scare you, but rather to prepare you).

18 Finally, studies should be conducted not necessarily to be definitive, but rather to prepare for a definitive evaluation study (preferably a randomised controlled trial).

Some degrees at the two-year institution are not intended for transfer, but rather to prepare the student for the job market (vocational).

I'm not doing this to nitpick; rather to prepare you for Baudelaire by illustrating the difficulties of translating him.

Most employers did not make a fuss of the women disappearing but rather tried to prepare for the influx of overexcited youngsters who would have to accompany their fathers to work.

"The dilemma facing the United States is not so much how to arrest massive increases in the supply of foreign labor, but rather how to prepare for a lower-immigration future".

There were times when some players shouted at me, told me in a rude way not to tell them what to do, but rather to stay home and prepare dinner," Turdubaeva recalls.

The Taliban loyal to the Mehsud tribe, whose enclave inside South Waziristan is the army's chief target, were asked not to go to Afghanistan this summer to fight American and NATO troops, but rather to stay home and prepare the ground for the anticipated attack, the organizer said.

I find myself, many years later, reminded, thanks to B.B., that it's not the awards that I should aspire to, but rather prepare myself for a life of gratitude.