Sentence examples for rather allow for from inspiring English sources

They do not provide for a bonus for government service, but rather allow for special treatment of compensation that has already been granted but not paid out.

This will not eliminate any jobs, but rather allow for the journalists at the AP to write more analysis around what the numbers mean.

It is shown that one should not accept a single model, as is engineering practice, but rather allow for a set of models when the selection does not give sufficient reason to discriminate between models.

Such an application does not provide for a more accurate reflection of the will of the voters but, rather, allows for an unfair distortion of the statewide vote.

But if one pays close attention, what President Obama did on his first day in office does not completely prohibit torture or CIA detention, but rather allows for their continued, if limited, use.

Yet he never appears to know it all -- which by the way, I am convinced he does -- but rather allows for a spontaneous mutual dialogue of cultures, cities, lives and experiences.

This suggests that globin reduction did not actually decrease the level of other genes' mRNA, but rather allowed for more accurate measurement of these levels when the samples were hybridized to microarrays.

Leverage is unique from existing centrality methods in that it does not assume serial transportation of information, but rather allows for parallel processing such as that occurring in the brain.

Thus, the NLRP6 deficiency is not required for pathology, but rather allows for the expansion of a subset of organisms that promote inflammation.

While donor programmes can undeniably help fill in the gap, they are clearly not fixing the problem but rather allowing for temporary solutions to long-term problems.

Second, the test procedures did not engage participants to commit to taking the test immediately but rather allowed for testing until the end of the year.