Sentence examples for is due rather from inspiring English sources
It is true, no doubt, that the ravages of vodka and absinthe are worse than those of the spirits consumed in this country, but the difference between our attitude and that of France and Russia is due rather to the intensity with which they are forced to realise the war.
However, as health hazard is due rather to the constituent ions than to the salt itself, some inference can be made from security data sheets of presumed components of the original salt mixture.
20 As a whole, it strongly suggests that the delayed postural control observed for these patients is due rather to an inaccurate state estimation and inaccurate predictive processes than a conscious adaptation of their motor strategy.
But his success in bringing it off was due rather more to his professional kinship with Big Tom Foley.
The circling was due, rather, to what Souman calls "the accumulation of noise in the sensorimotor system" — small navigational errors that result in drastic diversions.
Why have I, and people like me, been asked to contribute nothing?" Haddon told the Sunday Times he had annoyed his accountant by insisting on paying all tax that was due rather than seeking to avoid it.
As some of these effects may be due rather to p,p´ -DDT, the studies therefore rely on a proxy variable for past DDT exposure.
First, it indicated that brain metabolic energy metabolism was early and deeply disturbed in CM-S mice, suggesting that high lactate production may be due rather to metabolic disturbance than to deficient oxygen supply.
Instead, the spread of C. ohridella could be due rather to flying females carried in vehicles (Heitland et al. 1999; Buszko 2006) or, possibly, eggs and young larvae on seedlings (Gilbert et al. 2005).
For instance, while the sun still rises in the east and sets in the west in the Southern Hemisphere, at noon, it is due north, rather than due south.
Part of the controversy is due to the rather sudden appearance of the hotspot in the geologic record.
