Sentence examples for rather as long from inspiring English sources

Rather, as long as we adhere to such a conception of value, it seems to be mystical.

Rather, as long as the ALD precursors are allowed sufficient time to surround and bind to the object, reaching all crevices, a conformal coating can be achieved.

Or rather, as long as they don't do anything that doesn't fit within Verizon and Google's idea of "minimal government involvement".

The English barons refuted the French-inspired papal claim to Scottish overlordship in the Barons' Letter, 1301, claiming it rather as long possessed by English kings.

Rather, as long as the public mythology of these ideas could be placed onto specific bodies (in this case, white female bodies), all that really mattered was that it appeared that the chosen women carried all of society's positive traits.

Or rather, for as long as they need to make sure the World Cup runs smoothly.

When he was not working, he said he passed "the time rather agreeably, as long as one doesn't brood too much about death and the unhappy things of one's life".

"We think we can last rather indefinitely as long as we can get diesel," Stillman says.

Fly identification is rather simple as long as the tracker distinguishes separate regions for each fly in so-called unoccluded frames.

Our finding suggests that superconductivity enhancement in monolayer FeSe films on oxides substrates is rather general as long as charge transfer is allowed at the interface, thus pointing out an explicit direction for searching for new high temperature superconductivity by interface engineering.

In fact, Schmidt et al. [1] clearly stated that 'exposure of ladybirds to Bt toxins in Cry1Ab maize fields is, therefore, rather unlikely as long as they feed solely on aphids.' They further explain that this is grounded on the findings of an earlier study where neither aphids feeding on Cry1Ab maize nor the phloem sap of that Bt-maize event were found to contain Cry1Ab toxins [27].