Sentence examples for rather how many from inspiring English sources

The question is not whether Republicans will win seats in November, but rather how many.

It is not how, rather how many; Spieth's 73 moved him to four under par.

"The real question isn't going to be, 'Will they be produced?' but rather, 'How many will be produced?"' Dr. Thompson said.

"Everyone looks to London so if you're a success here, you're going to naturally be approached by lots of distributors offering to open up new markets for you," says Rob. "The big temptation is to say yes but the key isn't how many markets you open up but rather how many you open up well.

Since doctors enter into the specialty at varying ages, we did not record our respondents' age, but rather how many years they have been at the consultant grade.

The law states that the value of a network relates not to how many nodes are in it, but rather how many connections.

So rather than how many dollars you receive, focusing instead on how many dollars you get back for every dollar invested.

We might instead turn the page on this and focus rather on how many NGOs are some of our most effective instruments of accountability.

She accepted the terms of the match and won by focusing on competing rather than how many winners she was hitting.

Facebook appears to be using the term "active" as a euphemism for "engaged" rather than how many users are actually going to its site every month.

It might be more to do with how often you switch between languages, rather than how many different languages you speak.