Sentence examples for processes but rather from inspiring English sources

However, norms are not static processes but rather, can be changed and updated if individuals of a society learn to act on them.

This starts with an understanding that data collection and analysis are not gender-neutral processes, but rather are – at least, in part – reflective of broader societal and cultural norms and expectations about male and female behaviour.

He proposed not that they were generated by microbial processes but rather that they were formed by processes in the solar system, and that microbes then fed on them.

It is all too easy to read right past the reference to "Darwinian truths" without recognizing that the reference is not to Darwin, the theorizer of evolutionary processes, but rather to Herbert Spencer's thoroughly discredited and bastardized adaptation, "Social Darwinism".

Reference to these systems is not made with the purpose of describing the respective processes but rather to reinforce the validity of the supersaturation-controlled approach to industrial inorganic precipitation processes.

Thus consciousness is not a special property or an addition to the cognitive processes, but rather the way in which the causal structure of the body of the agent is causally entangled with a world of physical causes.

Linking is not an active process but, rather, the direct consequence of the activity pattern produced by feedforward processing.

There are no red lines in this process, but rather pink, blurred lines.

Of course, this dialogue should take place not just at the conclusion of the educational process, but rather throughout it.

But sometimes the fault lies not in the decision-making process but rather in the mind of the decision maker.

But among Muslims across the Soviet Union, the talk now is not of political process, but rather of religious progress.