Sentence examples for rather programs from inspiring English sources

Rather, programs like Spector are designed to spy on people who mistakenly think that what they do on the computer is private.

Rather, programs should be implemented as a matter of 'good government'.

IDO is not per se critical for cancer development, however, it rather programs a cancerous inflammation.

Rather, programs that aim to reduce barriers to obtaining free, non-discriminating reproductive advice and parenting assistance would better utilise women's agency to improve their own reproductive health.

Rather, programs generally report what are commonly referred to as training "outputs," such as the number of people trained, the professional category of person trained and the training topic [ 4- 6].

The public display after games, when players huddle at midcourt, seems a less palatable, and rather programmed, exercise.

Rather, Program II looks for evidence that you are eager to engage intentionally with issues and questions of intellectual substance and significance.

Of vital importance, in the present study, we identified that in response to antenatal MLPD, ACE-2 is not regulated at the transcriptional level, but rather programming occurs at the translational level.

This is no military-style school program, but rather a program true to the founder's evangelical Protestant values.

An earlier version of the entry on Maggie's, Lanarkshire, referred to a computer programme, rather than program.

Rather, the programs were the work of "a few local AT&T employees" in Arkansas.