Sentence examples for established rather than from inspiring English sources

And, yet, despite Sats, several of the technologies displayed at Danville were well established rather than futuristic.

"This policy will only be successful if it enables genuinely innovative types of higher education institution to be established – rather than helping private companies to make a quick buck".

At the time, it was also speculated that one day it might be possible to eliminate a faulty gene from a live embryo after a pregnancy had been established, rather than at the pre-implantation stage.

Golden chose contemporary and experimental plays, but he emphasized established rather than new writers.

Would it not be more accurate to say that a correlation has not been established rather than dismiss it as a myth?

As some of the Brics nations' economic growth slows down they face the challenge of being seen as established, rather than emerging, markets.

This could make the stability of any post-Assad settlement harder to establish, rather than easier.

Four, China, which will soon have the world's largest economy, now establishes, rather than follows, international business rules and norms.

To view Athanasius' recommendation as establishing, rather than recognizing, an emerging canon is therefore to overestimate the significance and authority of ecclesial authorities over local congregations, the places where these books were actually read week in and week out.

Whether this approach can demonstrate efficacy in established disease rather than at disease onset is unknown.

They will make strong inroads, albeit among established institutions rather than among upstarts.