Sentence examples for rather confirmed from inspiring English sources
Historically the debate has not shifted opinions, rather confirmed them.
It has, rather, confirmed my view that multiculturalism is problematic, whichever side of the Atlantic.
Experts say the attack did not begin a civil war but rather confirmed the ongoing deterioration and violence in Iraq -- conditions the White House and the generals had resisted recognizing.
'Something happened between my family and the Church a while back [he is not specific] that really kind of shook... or rather confirmed my worst fears of the Church, from when I was at seminary school.
People are already shaking their heads over me and any immediate further professional use on my part of the word "God" except as a familiar, healthy American expletive will be taken or rather confirmed as the very worst kind of name dropping and a sure sign that I'm going straight to the dogs.
In response to complaints from Littner's survivors in 1993, Thomas Sparr, an editor at Koeppen's publisher, Judischer Verlag, a Jewish subsidiary of Suhrkamp Verlag, one of the largest German publishing houses, wrote that the company "never denied but rather confirmed that the book contains" Littner's "Notes".
These represent targets for evaluation rather than confirmed errors.
However, this may also cause new errors based on detection of suspected or possible cases rather than confirmed conditions [ 18].
The definition of EOD in this study was based on S/S of potential vascular emergencies, rather than confirmed organ injury.
That the definition of EOD in this study was based on signs and symptoms of potential vascular emergencies, rather than confirmed organ injury may be criticised.
As the National Cancer Registration Service over this time period has a proven ascertainment rate of >98% 33 this would suggest that there is significant miscoding in HES (perhaps as a result of the suspicion of cancer rather than confirmed cancer) and relying on this resource alone to identify PCCRC would overestimate the rate.
