Sentence examples for rather problem from inspiring English sources

My main concern with this book is that it is rather problem oriented and focuses on insight and acknowledgement of the incorrectness of the behaviour and opinions of the clients.

Rather, problems come from clashing personalities or when someone, on trial with others, changes his testimony.

And we might then want to think about what problem, or rather problems, happiness is deemed to be the solution to.

Grassroots innovations are similar to jugaad - they are rather problem-oriented and involve inventive problem-solving and frugal approaches - but are organized through online networks that simplify the knowledge transfer among inventors at the BoP.

The optimal sampling strategies, in terms of the number of subjects and the number of samples per subject, were found to be substantially different between the examples considered in this work, which highlights the fact that the designs are rather problem-dependent and can be addressed using the methods presented.

The surrounding teen characters all seem rather problem-free and happy, yet the main characters can't seem to feel that bliss.

"Or rather, their problem is not having this problem".

"I have stopped my work because there are more problems than before, political problems rather than sporting problems".

Adolescent-onset conduct problems appeared to be more of a risk factor for cannabis use rather than problem use.

Structured analysis is not a problem-solving domain, rather a problem-definition domain.

Since our generalized quasi-variational relation problems include many rather general problems as particular cases as mentioned in Section "Introduction".