Sentence examples for rather concerns from inspiring English sources

Most of them were not direct rejections to universal and mandatory preschool policies but rather concerns regarding high-quality issues.

However, Herder's most intrinsically valuable contribution to the philosophy of religion rather concerns the interpretation of the Bible.

This also supports the hypothesis that it rather concerns the category lexical aspect, usually characterized by derivational morphology, and not the category grammatical aspect.

The question, rather, concerns how we can get knowledge of a truth when we are not acquainted with the truth maker.

For an anti-Platonist like Poincaré was from 1906 on, intuition is not a mode for representing an object, but rather concerns our capacity to follow a rule.

In other words, this advantage need not be one of physiological or mechanical efficiency or longevity, but rather concerns increasing reproductive potential.

"It was really not out of ethical concern," Zinner said, but, rather, concern for "our pocketbooks".

They are, rather, concerned with a stranger, but also more intimately familiar, set of problems.

It was rather concern that David Cameron and his ministers would find it hard, nay impossible, to resist such expert pleading.

Sally Hunt, general secretary of the University and College Union, said: "It is rather concerning that the number of people applying to university appears to be continuing to fall.

"It's a good intention, but the time-frames are still rather concerning showing an awareness of the problem but not the haste to address it.