Sentence examples for rather needs from inspiring English sources

One need not be a person in order to have rights; one rather needs rights in order to be a person.

The double-stage compressor rather needs only hot water to produce 45 MPa hydrogen.

The man (the legend, rather) needs no introduction, though that's exactly what Snoop Dogg is going to get at TechCrunch Disrupt SF 2015.

Often times, the contact force (f_i) in Fig. 1 cannot be directly measured but rather needs to be estimated using proprioceptive sensory data (e.g. joint angles, torques and/or tactile sensors) available from each manipulator.

However, resonance type energy transfer from one molecule (donor) to other (acceptor) should meet few key properties including donor to acceptor energy migration in non-radiative way, which is hard to conclude from simply emission quenching of the donor, rather needs careful investigation of excited state lifetime of the donor molecule.

"In other words," wrote Swan, "one of the hallmarks of true addiction is that the pleasure received from the object of the addiction wanes over time as the person no longer wants the object but, rather, needs the object.

For 30 years we have hated each other, but also rather needed each other.

These are testing times for England, who rather need a very good partnership approximately nowish.

Therefore, he added, "we don't have the right" to make "mechanical" reductions in forces, but rather need to streamline the efficiency of the military.

In other words, he no longer had to "make it his own," but rather needed to make it himself.

However, recommender systems should not be transferred from commercial to educational contexts on a one-to-one basis, but rather need adaptations in order to facilitate learning.