Sentence examples for rather because of changes in from inspiring English sources

The Romantic Théophile Gautier and the Naturalist Émile Zola have more in common than they have differences, and their differences are rather because of changes in society as a whole than because of conflicting literary principles.

Thus for both variables, the increased motorised travel distance (and associated CO2 emissions) occurred in spite of rather than because of changes in active travel distance.

D. Edwards would be $1.8 billion rather than $1.75 billion, because of changes in the price of the stock.

This is evident that the relationship between synchronized interval duration and AR occurred because of changes in phase rather than amplitude.

Its clients are primarily people who have got into trouble because of changes in their circumstances, rather than because they are destitute.

The third result arises not because of a fiscal subsidy from rich to poor households induced by a property tax but rather because of a change in house price capitalization.

But some financial advisers say that many people fortunate enough to hold options that are above water should consider exercising them sooner rather than later because of recent changes in the tax law.

In this way, a team will play more weakly when it leads, and more strongly when it is losing, because of personnel changes alone rather than changes in morale or effort.

This is especially important because retrospective self-reports may capture the social climate rather than objective changes in clinical outcomes.

This was because if health-seeking to the clinic changed after HBCT, as we speculated, then rates of disease syndromes would reflect changes in health-seeking rather than true changes in disease incidence.

As the standards of British restaurant cooking improved (not, I think, because of the influence of any critics, but due rather to changes in society and attitudes), so did the importance and accuracy of the guides themselves.