Sentence examples for rather declines from inspiring English sources

Idaho's law does not restrict political speech, but rather declines to promote that speech by allowing public employee checkoffs for political activities.

These days, Bank of America no longer charges overdraft fees for debit purchases, but rather declines the card if there are not sufficient funds in its customer's account to cover the purchase.

In our hands, ocular dominance plasticity in mice also displays a clear critical period and an extended phase with reduced susceptibility for deprivation that is absent from animals older than 110 days which fits to the notion that plasticity does not end abruptly but rather declines gradually [26], [30].

Contrary to the traditional historiography's stagnant or, rather, declining analysis of Iranian Jewry, the Jewish population in Iran witnessed a golden age in terms of becoming Iranian citizens.

"They spent a lot of time here and they all decided to take their cue from different moments in Folkestone's history - its glamorous past, its rather declining past four decades and its promising future.

Rather, declining sub-sectors are often "mature" but can be revived by new technologies.

The oscillating, rather declining, annual solar radiation values during this 6-year period (Fig. 5) cannot explain this behaviour.

In an open question, the participants were asked if they could describe how they see the future of teleradiology, and if they thought that its importance would grow or, rather, decline.

However, renal mRNA expression of SIGIRR rather declined in UUO versus unobstructed kidneys, especially 10 days after UUO (Figure 3A).

Creatinine levels rather declined after TNF administration, most likely reflecting muscle catabolism.

In the case of EXE, given the observed weight loss related improvement in insulin sensitivity (+39%), one may have expected that if β-cell secretory function had remained unaltered, the C-peptide response would rather decline.