Sentence examples for rather a result from inspiring English sources

So it was no thanks to Cameron's warmongering; it was, rather, a result of Russian pressure.

Thomas said he believes Abdul-Jabbar's aloofness was not malicious but rather a result of his sensitivity and shyness.

Hegel saw the sphere of liberty as the whole state, with freedom not so much an individual's right, but rather, a result of human reason.

"In the case of the attacks against Israel, the damage is not accidental, but rather a result of deliberate and frequent assaults on civilian populations which are aimed at harming innocent civilians," she ruled.

Critics of the bill say the slump in foreign tourism is not a public relations issue, but rather a result of strict immigration rules that subject visitors to unwelcoming, even humiliating, procedures.

And failure (to find work, for example) is often not one's fault but rather a result of systemic economic transformations, so moving on and learning from the experience is often impossible.

A report in 2002 by the Justice Department inspector general concluded that the the F.B.I.'s failure to disclose the documents was not intentional but was rather a result of human error as well as antiquated technology and flawed procedures at the bureau.

Winter condensation, on the other hand, is rather a result of cold air surrounding the relatively warm building fabric.

Thus, the observed pattern may be rather coincidental rather than a result of intricate co-evolution.

In this sense, the organisation is becoming the strategy rather than a result of strategy [42].

The Secretary of State's office maintains that this issue is "not due to a malfunction with the machine" but rather is a result of user error.