Sentence examples for it may rather from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, unlike RIG-I and MDA5, the DDX3X function in the IRF pathway does not rely on its ATPase activity, implying that it may rather exert an effect as a scaffold than as a helicase.

And it may rather fatuously pat itself on its back for turning the museum into a "social space," as if art's osmotic, life-changing sociability weren't enough.

Thus while Anna Angeli, its latest editor, has restored the title as To the [companions in the school (hetairous)] (thus, ad contubernales in Latin, while its previous editor called it contra sophistas), it may rather have been, for instance, Against the [younger Epicureans (neôterous)].

It may, rather, be something more systemic.

It may rather be compared to the fine winter fructifying the seed in the soil, and preparing it for the genial spring.

It may rather appeal to a certain type of guest to know that hotels like the Dorchester can offer them almost as much privacy in death as they do in life.

It may prove rather too brief.

It may sound rather minimalistic.

"It may be rather chilly".

In light of the news, it may be rather festive.

Indeed, it may strengthen rather than weaken the position of planning in relation to landowners.