Sentence examples for it rather needs from inspiring English sources

Notice, however that, as mentioned earlier, 'quality in teaching' is nowhere to be seen in the information gathered - it rather needs to be inferred from it [ 21 ].

In other words, he no longer had to "make it his own," but rather needed to make it himself.

Rather, it needs to focus on lowering prices or it will find itself with an expensive toy that only a few people give a damn about.

Rather, it needs a clearer, more authoritative reason to read it.

Rather, it needs to do much more.

Rather, it needs to reconnect in some primitive way with audiences who feel alienated by the classical-music industry.

This high saline water cannot be used safely for irrigation rather it needs treatments (Wilcox 1955).

Inborn nature does not provide the necessary fertile ground for cultivation; rather, it needs to be rectified by learning.

Rather, it needs to be supplemented with a sense of humanity and a respect for the life narrative of the patient and physician, reminding both of their indebtedness to society and those who helped them weave those narratives.

But that's exactly the point being made here: technology alone can't cure surveillance — rather it needs political pressure applied on governments to change their data capture practices.

Rather, it needs to be an expected segment of our individual histories that speaks to our ability to care for our communities and our willingness to act when we see someone in need.