Sentence examples for ones but rather from inspiring English sources

It does not seek to judge the content of the policies or propose alternative ones, but rather focuses on the process and context of successful policy implementation.

The chapter presents a number of important topics that do not belong to any particular one of the preceding ones, but rather a number of them.

These three rivers are somewhat atypical: their middle and upper drainage basins are not broad catchment areas with many small tributaries feeding larger ones but rather consist of a few streams confined to narrow, closely spaced valleys.

However, even higher performance gains can be attained if the limited clusters are formed dynamically; in this case the cooperating BSs are not the neighbouring ones but rather the ones that interfere the most [8, 9].

The reflections put forward by Roy and Alsayyad (2004), Hernández et al. (2010) and Yiftachel (2009) highlight that planning practices are not separate from informal ones, but rather constitute integral parts of a single system of relations.

The interesting question is not whether this enables them to truly say that mental properties are "nothing over and above" physical ones, but rather whether it enables them to solve the exclusion problem.

The probe is not a criminal one but rather an additional background check on the judge.

Acosta soon discovered, however, that the prevailing form of Judaism was not a biblical one but, rather, an elaborate structure based on rabbinic legislation.

The consultation on shale gas will not be a formal one, but rather an "engagement with industry".

However the de-intercalation of lithium from Li2FeS2 in a LiI-CPE cell operating at 130°C is not a pure topotactic one, but rather the Li2−xFeS2 undergoes some structural change on cycling.

Pedestriansʼ world is not a static one, but rather one which is constantly in flux.