Sentence examples for rather in light of from inspiring English sources
This, however, is unlikely to have been the case in the protolanguage; rather, in light of Chadic and Amazigh data and a more abstract level of phonological analysis, a two-vowel system (*a, *ə) appears more likely there.
Rather, in light of the president's words, it is a call for recognition that the prosperity that some take as their natural condition and birthright derives to a great and largely unacknowledged extent from the blood and sweat of others.
Given the plans comprehensive character, the thorough deliberation that preceded its adoption, and the limited scope of this Courts review in such cases, it is appropriate here, as it was in Berman, to resolve the challenges of the individual owners, not on a piecemeal basis, but rather in light of the entire plan.
Rather, in light of our various divergent beliefs, we are looking for ways to better the world around us.
As such, argued Lily, we must not view the world in terms of divisions, but rather in light of mutual beneficiality.
Rather, in light of the results from the location task in Experiment 1, the deficit may reflect an inability to discriminate the different locations within the maze.
"A large number of cases conclude, rather surprisingly in light of Branzburg, that there is a reporter's privilege," he wrote.
Nigel Jones, of JMD Law, who brought the first Twitter libel case in 2011, also said any internet users posting allegations that have no foundation in fact are being "rather silly in light of the McAlpine case".
Furthermore, the words of the seventeenth-century English philosopher, Thomas Hobbes, who famously described prehistoric life as 'nasty, brutish, and short', seem rather apt in light of some of the archaeological discoveries from the European Neolithic .--Publisher's descriptioNeolithic .--Publisher
The proper Chevron inquiry is not whether the agency construction can give rise to undesirable results in some instances (as here both constructions can), but rather whether, in light of the alternatives, the agency construction is reasonable.
"A large number of cases conclude, rather surprisingly in light of Branzburg, that there is a reporter's privilege," Judge Richard A. Posner of the United States Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit wrote in 2003.
