Sentence examples for rather intended from inspiring English sources

The work breakdown structure was not a measurement instrument, but was rather intended to help participants become familiar with the project and associated tasks.

The hole would not have been used for radioactive material, but was rather intended to garner insight to the geology and technical challenges of such drilling.

experiences – VR content that's not designed as a game per se but is rather intended to evoke feelings or emotions on account of the spectacle/encounter the user experiences.

But that presser seemed rather intended to show just how well armed they were, as shown in the video and tweets below.

"They are, rather, intended to bring about positive change for China's workers and to ensure that global competition is fair for workers everywhere".

"Defendants never intended to return the departing partners' capital investments, but rather intended to selectively distribute said capital to themselves and others, thereby denying the return of capital to most of the departing partners," the complaint said.

On one plausible line of reply, Descartes does not yet intend to be establishing the metaphysical result; rather, the initial intended result is merely epistemic.

Rather than the intended moral outcry, online commentators ridiculed the network for colluding with the state.

His doctoral adviser at Harvard decided that it should be his Ph.D. dissertation in 1947, rather than his intended dissertation.

Due to a punctuation error, she was stationed in Seattle, WA rather than her intended first choice--Washington, DC.

Some practices had wider influence, such as in participatory design, albeit it in forms appropriated to the needs of capital rather than the intended interests of labour.