Sentence examples for rather established from inspiring English sources

The separation of the function of faqih and marja did not mean the separation of religion from politics, but rather established the supremacy of politics over religion.

Granovetter assumes that strong ties are rather established between actors who are similar to each other with respect to their social environment.

First, many budgets are rather established as 'targets' and can be exceeded if needed.

The JAM, presented as a measure of joint deformity, also correlates with disease duration in our rather established RA cohort.

Ensemble docking is a rather established in silico approach in the field of computer aided drug design, yet to be applied in ICL studies.

Moreover, all methodology used in the paper is rather established, and it is unlikely that yet another illustration of its utility on the example of a particular family (no matter how important) would be of sufficiently broad interest.

"I would rather establish a permanent institution," he said.

Instead, many of them said, they would rather establish these sleeping spots.

Rather, establishing context and dealing with unfamiliar subject matter are crucial skills, both in school and in life.

Schwartz's greatest challenge, like Cable's, goes beyond getting a player here and a player there, but, rather, establishing the Lions as a credible professional football team.

Abbas insisted that the new quest for recognition was "not seeking to delegitimize Israel, but rather establish a state that should be established: Palestine".