Sentence examples for establishing rather from inspiring English sources

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.

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

"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".

However, some airlines have established rather large teams responsible for all aspects of airline's social media strategy.

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

Some moral objectivists may think she has given up too much, and for a related reason many moral relativists may believe she has established rather little.

The first criterion Nagel mentions is that the premises of a reduction the bridge laws and the reducing theory—should be well established rather than arbitrarily chosen (1961: 358).

The notion of orientation enables us to establish rather precise relationships between our degree and many other degree theories for particular classes of Fredholm maps, including the Elworthy-Tromba degree, which have appeared in the literature in a seemingly unrelated manner.

"It's easier to build a habit off of old neural pathways that are already established rather than forging new ones," Serin says.

This allowed us to assemble meaningful reference alignments composed exclusively of established rather than predicted repeats.

Similar to Mobile Academy in India, a toll-free number could be established, rather than establishing contracts for all participants.