Sentence examples for considered but rather from inspiring English sources
Combat troops should perhaps not be considered, but rather specialists in disarming and reconstruction.What happens next, Mr Asao stresses, hinges on the opinion polls.
Baber's explanation for the choices that deprived women make is that they are making the best of a bad situation, choosing not necessarily what they would prefer all things considered, but rather what they would prefer given their options.
In the statistical analysis, different currencies were not considered but rather only the levels of standardisation, so this should not have influenced the results.
However, it is not Justice Rehnquist's ascension we should be compelled to consider, but rather how we can make this process meaningful.
Perhaps "Learning in the Profound," "Learning of the Mysterious Dao," "Inquiry into the Profound" or similar renderings may be considered; but these seem rather bulky.
When considering the implications of the recommendations, the impact on health outcomes was not considered directly but rather the impact of the recommendations on resource demands for organizations and stakeholders applying the recommendations was considered.
The sample size was small, therefore the findings of this trial study should not be considered conclusive but rather should be used as a foundation for planning future studies.
Firstly, some of them do not consider biologically meaningful sub-pathways, such as the signaling circuits considered here, but rather any sequence of connected proteins (sub-graphs), no mater of their relevance in the signaling transmission process [ 28, 31].
But that is considered rather simple, rather elementary, everyone wanted to go further than that.
They're also not technically considered "pets," but rather animals meant to provide support to people who have a diagnosed emotional or mental condition.
Because her parents and younger brother do not, Lucy's case is not considered hereditary, but rather one that occurred by chance.
