Sentence examples for forces rather than a from inspiring English sources
David Begelfer, chief executive of Naiop Massachusetts, a commercial real estate development association, said that market forces rather than a mayor drive a building boom.
The mystery vessel is more likely to be a midget sub of the kind used by Russia's Spetsnaz (special forces) rather than a large nuclear one, according to defence officials and analysts.
Japan, which has local police forces rather than a real national one and is hesitant, for historical reasons, about interfering with religious groups, may be the only industrial democracy where a sect like Aum Shinrikyo could have gathered so much destructive power.
Order is a Heraclitean state of balance between complex interacting forces rather than a normative standard by which to measure existing social and political formations.
But officers had told him it was a breakthrough in the way intelligence was used and passed between the various police forces rather than a technological advance.
According to Dupré, Kitcher, and Ereshefsky, species pluralism is a result of a fecundity of biological forces rather than a paucity of scientific information.
Last year, Ian Garrick-Bethell and Francis Nimmo at the University of California, Santa Cruz, published an alternative explanation for the different thicknesses in the moon's crust that suggested tidal forces rather than an impact were responsible.
Collectively, cardiovascular disturbances (cardiogenic edema caused by imbalanced Starling forces), rather than an appreciable disruption of the air-blood barrier function, were believed to be the predominant etiopathology of the phosgene-induced lung edema (at this Cxt).
In other words, the increased perception may be in part due to the perceptive properties of humans to rapidly deviating friction forces rather than an increase in the average friction or coefficient of friction.
His central narrative is the rehabilitation of government as a benign force, rather than a dead hand hampering economic growth.
