Sentence examples for rather damage from inspiring English sources

8 Several reports also found that suturing could, rather, damage the tissue at the socket.

"Unfortunately I think it's been rather damaging for the whole event which is a shame - a great shame.

It also reveals a strong understanding of D/S, explaining not just the "how" of BDSM but the "why," even if the main characters are rather damaged.

Thus, it is not the cohesin complex per se but rather damage-induced functional sister-chromatid cohesion that is required for DNA repair.

Delta and Virgin emphasised that the collaboration would improve rather than damage consumer choice.

By granting harmful companies legitimacy, the cultural sector undermines its own raison d'etre: to enrich society, rather than damage it.

Rather than damage the nation's pride, it would increase other nations' confidence in the ability of Tepco to handle the job".

A demolition expert said bombs had been set off at that spot, near the road, presumably intended to cause disorientation rather than damage.

What is needed is a more fit-for-purpose inspection model, an inspection culture that generates learning and development rather than damage and destruction.

Now rather than damage Blackwater's reputation, this incident was to prove the company's making as the US military got behind it.

In Garmsir, that change in mission meant getting closer to Afghan soldiers and police, trusting that physical proximity would strengthen the relationship rather than damage it.