Sentence examples for rather compared with from inspiring English sources

Rather, compared with the descriptive code of reports or analyses, they always retain a substantial 'plus', which leaves open space for their renewed interpretation from the different perspective of a (future) reader.

Interestingly, mental health rather compared with physical health improved.

Individuals who undergo genetic testing and receive their results are not interested in learning their risk compared with individuals who have an extremely low risk of disease [ 29] but rather compared with the average risk of disease, that is, the risk before testing, which for a common disease such as type 2 diabetes may be as high as 10%.

The situation of Iraqi nationals differs from Syrians and rather compares with the traditional refugee populations in Turkey categorized as non-eligible for asylum, given their countries of origin.

Our treatment failure rate was rather low compared with the reported rates of 16 24 % observed in comparable treatment settings [8, 17].

In fact, the Santa Fe looks and feels rather imposing, compared with some small sport utilities.

On the whole, she says, she has always found filming rather cold compared with theatre.

Alas, the asset side of the federal balance sheet is rather paltry, compared with the liability side.

I also thought it was all rather showy, compared with other writers' reticence in the face of evil.

These worries seem rather tame compared with Roberts's; his book grapples with the possible termination of food itself, and its replacement by — what?

We may also feel sympathetic towards tawny owls because of their facial expression: rather quizzical, compared with the 'cruel gaze' of the sparrowhawk.