Sentence examples for rather from that from inspiring English sources

The amount of radioactive material in the environment is not the only factor: many of the bioactive effects don't stem from direct radiation but rather from that radioactive material's access to your body, in the air you breathe or the plants you eat.

Significantly, the optimum filling duration is not constant and depends on the ratio of pressing to filling pressure and cavity thickness employed, largely due to the important role of the pressing stage not from the perspective of compression, but rather from that of an increased rate of secondary filtration of unfiltered suspension remaining at the end of the filling stage.

Alternatively, one might take it to be saying that the arising of a phenomenon is not only from itself but rather from something that is partly itself and partly something other than itself.

One reason is that the economic pay-off does not flow direct from the reforms themselves, but rather from companies that take advantage of the new opportunities they offer.

Worth noting, as well, is that many of Fox Searchlight's biggest successes came not from projects originated by Mr. Rice and Fox Searchlight but rather from films that had been acquired and marketed by the division.

Think about it: Wouldn't you rather them hear the real facts about sex from you, rather than from that cute boy or girl trying to persuade them?

The impact of the Muslims on Spanish life and traditions had been rather different from that of the Jews.

The veteran swung his right boot at the cross only to slice it beyond a startled Simon Mignolet, the centre-half's display rather panicked from that moment on.

Available from Amazon.com and Amazon.co.ukMaya Arulpragasam is a British-born rapper of Sri Lankan heritage, better known as M.I.A. Her background is rather different from that of most people working in the music industry.

There has been a "convergence" of Soviet & American systems rather different from that envisaged in the optimistic theories either of American analysts of the mid-1960s of of the dissident Soviet scientists at the end of the decade.

These materials exhibit structural features rather different from that of the well-known zirconia-based electrolytes.