Sentence examples for rather causes from inspiring English sources

The narrow focus on gangs is treating symptoms rather causes and could even prove counterproductive.

One important debate in literature regarding market orientation and innovation is whether the former fosters the latter or rather causes incremental improvements in products coming from customer preferences modifications (Vázquez et al. 2001).

A religious existentialist such as Marcel explicitly denies Sartre's claim that we choose our values; rather "causes have their instrinsic value and, consequently, values are real…I recognize them and then posit my actions in accordance or in contradiction with these values" (Marcel 1968 87).

In this context, recent studies have even documented a phenomenon called the "backfire effect," which reveals that confronting climate-deniers with facts and science often doesn't persuade them of anything, but rather causes them to cling to their wrong views even more tenaciously than before.

We found that integrating over branch length uncertainty does not improve accuracy but rather causes topological bias and reduced efficiency.

Finally, we show that the absence of MECP2 is not compensated by upregulation of other MBD proteins but rather causes their downregulation.

This suggests that independent of varying irrigation amounts the increasing soil sodicity over time were rather caused by the continuous use of TSE than by its quantity applied.

We show that this nonlinearity is not associated with large deformations or with electrostatic actuation, but is rather caused by inertial effects which induce membrane stiffening.

It was rather caused by a mix of political philosophy and the consequent economic convenience.

Both are related neither to distinct economic sectors nor to technologies, but rather caused by social and tax regulations.

Google's Chairman, Eric Schmidt, rather caused a few heads to explode at the World Economic Forum at Davos when he said that the internet will disappear.