Sentence examples for rather as many from inspiring English sources

Indeed, our relationship with our sponsors is not one marked by a few technical reports and site visits per year, but rather as many as five teleconferences and 50 emails each week.

The E.U. is not moving ahead as one union, but rather as many different ones.

Or rather, as many doctors will tell you, Persistent Stress and Anxiety.

Rather, as many have pointed out, it is that the racial integration of the community has not been reflected in the municipal government and police force, whose racial composition still reflects the status quo of the 1980s.

Rather, she said, as many as 500 forms were turned over to Republican Party workers to fix.

Rather, speciation occurs as many different sorts of traits (physical, behavioral, and genetic) diverge from one another along a continuum.

The indices are comparative, rather than arbitrary, as many trips remain necessary regardless of location and factors such as flight times and costs cannot be factored in.

Nobody that I've come across, certainly not Bryant, wants to remove these advantages from the rich, rather to extend as many as possible to the rest — not to pull the privileged down but to lift others up.

As such, we are actively curating our service rather than carrying as many titles as we can.

Gailloud says that reports of stroke and kidney damage had been rather high, in as many as 3percentt of people, in the 1970s, when the procedure was introduced.

This is by design: the birds had to choose when they wanted to recover a worm, rather than cache as many as possible in all trays.