Sentence examples for rather provides from inspiring English sources

The bill does not guarantee release but, rather, provides the opportunity for a parole hearing after a substantial portion of the sentence has been served.

The course does not focus on historical description of particular wars but rather provides a broad theoretical treatment of the causes of war and peace.

Mr. Gore's plan does not cut rates, but rather provides tax breaks for people who incur expenses for particular needs, like child care, elderly care and school tuition, or who are saving money for retirement or college.

The 1918 virus was a natural biological disaster, not a weapon, and publishing its genome is not "extremely foolish" but rather provides important information that can be used to counter it and similar viruses.

Law enforcement officials said the FBI does not make any security clearance determinations or recommendations, but rather provides a report at the end of an investigation to the hiring agency, which makes the decision.

That analysis does not generate a list of specific shoppers whose enrollment files were never sent, but rather provides a ballpark estimate of the discrepancy between enrollments finished and reports generated.

The question becomes one of whether such a Nietzschean reflection on alternative accounting epistemics leads us inevitably to nihilism and epistemological despair or rather, provides us with an affirmative foundation for the very possibility of constructing new accounting 'truths'truths

These models do not render an opinion but rather provide a factual answer to the question.

Rather than provide a less than optimal experience for 7,000 people, we would rather provide an excellent experience for 6,500 people".

Most school districts would rather provide their own special services, but the Boces program seems to offer something distinctive.

He said he did not administer the drugs himself but rather provided them to the sports ministry.