Sentence examples for rather because this from inspiring English sources

But Lee, who left the country 2002 and is now studying in UK, says the shift won't be a result of a rejection of the regime's us-against-the-world message, but rather because this propaganda is no longer powerful enough to trump the lure of the markets.

Although (or rather, because) this type of discourse is fairly technical, metaphors help us to come to terms with what is inherently abstract and complex, notably by comparing it to something which is familiar and concrete (Balmer & Herreman 2009; Hellsten & Nerlich 2011; Boldt 2016; McLeod & Nerlich 2017).

It's not simply because people cannot afford them, but rather because this new generation of homeowners doesn't want them.

This is not done from the standpoint of trying to devise a new piano technique, although it actually amounts to that, but rather because this is the only practicable method of playing such large chords.

Sorority Sisters is problematic not because it perpetuates stereotypes but rather because this show compromises the credibility of well established organizations that contribute to the African American community through service, scholarship, training, and education.

In the words of Aflaq himself, Arabs "belong to the nation that gave birth to a Muhammad; or rather, because this Arab individual is a member of the community which Muhammad put all his efforts into creating Muhammad was all the Arabs; let us today make all the Arabs Muhammad".

And yet, or rather because of, this narrower vision it is about as charming an hour of television as anyone female could hope to stay home for.

Are there some who are pro-abortion who are funding embryonic not because they believe it has the answers, but rather because ending this research is like admiting that embryos have worth?

Nevertheless, or rather because of this, the generals apparently like Hillary.

But rather because the consent was not informed.

Rather, because the contribution from S2 is greater, the distribution is shifted toward zero.