Sentence examples for rather a result of 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.

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

She keeps changing the mood, but that feels like an external decision rather than a result of the piece's inner complexity.

Stocks tumbled in the wake of the American Airlines crash near Kennedy International Airport yesterday but rebounded when it appeared that the crash might be an accident rather than a result of a new terrorist attack.

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.