Sentence examples for in rather as from inspiring English sources

Low-cost carmakers could swoop in, rather as low-cost airlines have done in aviation.The conventional wisdom in the car industry is that it will continue in much the same shape as at present, with today's six big companies dominating global markets, even though half of them fail to earn a wealth-creating return on capital.

In response, rather as in the Netherlands, the government permitted part-time contracts which offer less job-protection.

This was the report in which Lori admitted to being actively involved in — rather than, as she now contends, vaguely aware of — the Josh Evans hoax.

Brokers say that Korean families who are buying Manhattan apartments typically use them for relatives to live in rather than as rental investments.

References to his dossiers (briefcase wanker!), his refusal to stand up and shout at his players are now dropped in, rather sadly, as a matter of course.

According to SCT, learning is dialogically based; that is, acquisition occurs in rather than as a result of interaction.

An invisible line gets crossed and you find yourself being treated like his or her enemy or someone they are disinterested in rather than as their cherished partner.

The Greeks did not think of the problem as a problem in algebra but rather as a problem in geometry.

The yearning for strength cannot and should not therefore be considered in isolation, but rather as one component in the holistic design of materials.

In all cells, DNA does not exist free in solution but rather as a protein-coated complex called chromatin.

They are useful even in rather complex situations such as circuits with multiple loops.