Sentence examples for rather comparing from inspiring English sources

Rather, comparing state and local government pensions to public employee retirement plans in other countries clears away much of the smoke blown by the U.S. public pensions industry in justifying weak funding standards and aggressive investment strategies.

These limitations could be overcome by not directly comparing orthologous sequences, but rather comparing their predicted affinities for various TFs.

Rather compares the anchor job "to a very high trapeze act, frequently with no net".

"I'd rather compare Bonds to an ordinary player than in isolation," he said.

Unfazed, Trump didn't back away, but rather compared Putin's reputation for extrajudicial killings with the United States'.

However, for reasons discussed fully in Appendix 13.7, wtransform does not compute significances directly, but rather compares each correlation value with a threshold correlation value.

"While some people compare the legislative process to making sausage, I'd rather compare it to a loaf of bread.

A study, however, showed that immediate loading evoked more postoperative pain on the first day and more swelling on the third day rather compared to the delayed loading.

In our daily lives, we do not consider just one criterion when making a decision, but rather compare and evaluate more than one alternative simultaneously.

Ricchiazzi said the mailer was not meant to oppose gay marriage but rather compare Grisanti to a prostitute.

None of the three specimens exhibit the marked lateral flare observed in the H. floresiensis ilium, but rather compare favourably with the morphology of larger modern H. sapiens.