Sentence examples for levels but rather from inspiring English sources

Many in their 20s and 30s don't master many of the levels, but rather rely heavily on the "lumrah" level.

We do not mitigate the opposition by increasing troop levels, but rather we increase the opposition and prove to the Pashtuns that the Taliban are correct.

Several international studies have shown that traffic noise has a negative impact on people's health and that people's annoyance does not depend only on noise energetic levels, but rather on multi-perceptual factors.

Birkbeck specialises in educating mature students – which many asylum seekers are – and has developed its own admissions system which doesn't rely on qualifications and entry levels, but rather evidence of commitment to the subject.

"Kmart is not, at this time, seeking to reduce the total guarantees or the required advertising levels, but rather it is M.S.O. which is seeking to force Kmart to make payments in excess of the contractual requirement," Kmart executives said in a statement, adding that such payments "would represent an impermissible double-counting".

Such points would be flexibly interpreted not as unchangeable levels but rather as historical (contextually determined) phenomena.

The real joy of reading Hannah, though, occurs not on the thematic level but rather within the sentences themselves.

Statins now are recommended not based on a person's "bad" or LDL cholesterol level, but rather on a person's risk for heart disease and stroke.

"One thing I didn't want to do was to hang the frames at eye level, but rather to put them all over the wall.

What was unique and interesting about the internal documents was not their classification level but rather their analysis and acknowledgement of significant C.I.A. wrongdoing.

In Marx's estimation, it was not the pressure of population that drove wages to the subsistence level but rather the existence of large numbers of unemployed workers.