Sentence examples for rather findings from inspiring English sources

Rather, findings indicate that BAT's responses to processes of regional integration have been purely instrumental; that is, it has acted in whatever manner would most protect and advance the company's interests in a specific context.

Rather, findings from those studies that have considered associations with mental health across the full spectrum of body weight suggest the presence of U-shaped relationships, such that both underweight and overweight are associated with poorer mental health in women [ 3, 6, 7, 14, 21].

But this night, the problem would not be enemy fire during landing, but rather finding the foe.

2008 I'm still rather finding my feet at No 10, though my Jimmy Choos are making it all more bearable.

Filling creative positions isn't just a matter of talent but rather, finding the right talent for the job.

This must not be about blurring the differences and accountabilities between sectors, but rather finding the most effective way to secure public value.

The most challenging thing about giving head is probably not flicking your tongue up and down 467 times, but, rather, finding the funbump amid the fleshfolds.

It's not going to be easy to find out whodunnit though; as Scrooge says, Bucket's problem "will not be discovering who hated Jacob Marley enough to kill him, but rather finding someone who didn't".

Our focus is not on breaking out of the four standard hazard shapes, but rather finding potential additional richness within those hazard shapes, and our investigations, as presented here, have yielded very little in this respect.

It's more of listening or rather finding more about yourself.

However for Nicole it wasn't about sexuality, rather finding herself the center of attention.