Sentence examples for elements but rather from inspiring English sources
Every director knows that the real difference between a good and a bad board is not primarily determined by structural elements but rather by the personalities involved and the way they interact.
The principles cannot be taken as independent elements, but rather, should be considered as a philosophy for the development of a sustainable society.
For instance, Google Dataflow provides session windows, with boundaries not defined by the time or by the number of elements, but rather by the content of elements [3].
The Kells manuscript presents this motif in an Insular spirit, where the arcades are not seen as architectural elements but rather become stylised geometric patterns with Insular ornamentation.
It very well could be that the biggest enemy of the US is not terrorist elements, but rather the amount of debt we have outstanding and who owns it.
Today, to develop and retain your employees, it's not about separating those elements, but rather using an integrated approach that combines job challenges and personal growth experiences with opportunities to fulfill a higher social calling, thus providing that much-sought-after purpose by employees.
For one, it allows Johnson to present a convincing case that Priestley's most notable discovery was not oxygen (Carl Scheele had done similar work before him, and Antoine Lavoisier better understood the element) but rather carbon dioxide.
Business in a Box isn't really about the savings element, but rather the integration with PayPal.
However, very rarely are universities the regional organizing element, but rather part of a complex adaptive system with other factors (Umpleby 2009).
A "cascadhttps://beta.techcrunch.com/wp-admin/media-upload.php?post_id=575889&Tbugframe=1isg bug" is a bug with an effect that isn't confined to a particular software element, but rather its effect "cascades" into other elements as well.
"A cascading bug is one with an effect that isn't confined to a particular software element, but rather its effect "cascades" into other elements as well," explained Mazen Rawashdeh, the site's vice president of engineering.
