Sentence examples for rather because there from inspiring English sources

And anyway, we don't spend money protecting people because there are so many of them, but rather because there are so few.

If most "slums" don't enjoy adequate infrastructure, it is not because it is technically difficult or even expensive, but rather because there is a deliberate will to keep certain neighbourhoods in a state of precariousness and political dependency.

Thus a messy room does not have higher entropy because it is messy or disordered but rather because there are more configurations than an ordered or tidy room.

This is not because we cannot study origins (there are many fine researchers who have devoted their lives to this subject), but rather because there are necessary limits to human, scientific knowledge.

Not because the model trajectories are isomorphic to the system trajectories; rather, because there is a topological or geometric similarity or correspondence between the models and the systems being modeled.

There is no way of specifying a mechanism of introspection such that there could be a way in which it goes wrong, not because the faculty of introspection is a "super-mechanism", but rather because there is no mechanism of introspection.

He laughed when asked by the manager to confirm that operating as a No9 and No10 rather than a No6 or No8 "because there we have more players" was OK.

Unfortunately, the sound wasn't great, and several viewers must have thought I'd said something rather different because there were quite a few complaints.

The president acknowledged that leaders "did not come here today to celebrate progress," but rather, "came because there is so much more work to be done".

But typing on the iPhone, in contrast, is said to be rather fiddly, because there is no such tactile feedback with a touch screen.That is why Samsung's touch-screen phone, despite being less well known than Apple's device, is worth watching.

Mr Furlong said the study had reassessed Stukeley's original findings and used modern geophysical studies, "Twenty-nine stones would make it rather anomalous because there are few other known circles with 29.