Sentence examples for rather access from inspiring English sources

Grid data sharing is not file exchange but rather access to computers, software, data and other resources.

This would not necessarily entail a full reform of the hukou system but rather access to public services no longer being tied to the place of household registration.

It turned out that the online education revolution wasn't in quality or outcomes, but rather access — allowing millions of Americans to pursue degrees on their own time.

"Increasingly, connectivity does not just mean a phone call, but rather access to the world's information," said Andy Rubin, senior director of mobile platforms for Google.

There's also a subscription plan available for $10 a month, giving readers (or, listeners, rather) access to a title a month — even if its list price is higher than the monthly fee.

Teens feel that going to the movies is the experience for older people and would much rather access most films on their various devices.

The search function is no longer available to the left of the homescreen, but is rather accessed by swiping down from the center of the screen.

The increased brain activation to particles in real phrasal verbs reported here is consistent with the lexical enhancement but inconsistent with the syntactic reduction of the MMN, thus providing neurophysiological support that a congruent verb particle sequence is not assembled syntactically but rather accessed as a single lexical chunk.

The enzyme does not appear to be optimized to use the fastest pathway for on-enzyme chemistry preferentially but rather accesses multiple pathways in a search process that often selects slower ones.

Several well-reported international studies suggest that nurses prefer to approach colleagues for information rather than access evidence-based resources [ 31- 35].

Napster's alternative offer, which focuses on providing MP3 downloads rather than access to streamed songs, has another catch.