Sentence examples for but rather to supplement from inspiring English sources

Obviously, the MPI doesn't manage to fully capture the idea of development as freedom, but it takes a fairly cogent stab at running with Mr Sen's ideas.Ms Alkire was also at pains to point out that the MPI isn't meant to replace, but rather to supplement, income-based poverty measures like the World Bank's dollar (or $1.25) per day-type measures.

On the other hand, FIE is different from these more traditional Western theories because it is not intended to replace them, but rather to supplement them with further ethical considerations that go beyond the traditional theories, and that can be overridden, sometimes, by traditional ethical considerations.

READY-Girls is not meant to replace but rather to supplement professional health education (12).

It is not intended to replace the 2-D depictions but, rather, to usefully supplement them with providing visual links to genomic features and experimental data, which can be overwhelming in NGS projects.

Future studies should examine repeated boosters of a CD and a book, which are not meant to replace but rather to reinforce and supplement health professional education.

Our study (Amster et al. 2007) was not intended to be a comprehensive survey of arsenic content in commercial kelp supplements, but rather to call attention to the large variability of arsenic concentrations.

States tend to use federal money as a substitute for local spending, rather than to supplement or leverage it.

That canon says that "a federal statute is presumed to supplement rather than displace state law".

And given the importance of tourism to an economy such as Jordan's, conscientious travellers should perhaps use it to supplement rather than replace a commercial trip.

It turns out police departments rather like being able to supplement their budgets by taking people's stuff.

A good doctor does not shun medical technology; rather, she uses it to supplement, not supplant, her powers of reason.