Sentence examples for rather providing a from inspiring English sources

"It's not so much like 'Survivor' but rather providing a mirror of what's going on in living rooms around the country".

In his 1982 ode to game obsession, Invasion of the Space Invaders, Martin Amis questioned whether video games aren't just improving their player's geometrical and spatial awareness but rather providing a means to search for the meaning of life.

It's not immediately targeting the local space, but is rather providing a platform for opining on anything.

These do not require new analyses, but rather providing a clear articulation of some of the calculations, and justifying the assumptions and claims made in the paper.

With a 50-year history of feeding the homeless and caring for disenfranchised individuals, Crossroads maintains they are not violating city codes, but rather providing an enhancement to the community.

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

Scenario analyses and exercises do not presume to predict the future but rather provide a description of possible future outcomes.

Technically the law did not legalise abortions, but rather provided a legal defence for those carrying them out.

It should be noted that we do not disagree with efficiency explanations of economics but rather provide a sociological explanation to this kind of question as a supplement.

However, maximizing the autocorrelation metric over a window of length will rather provide a timing offset estimate of the most predominant channel path than a timing offset estimate of the starting position for the OFDM symbols.

Climate scientist Tim Lenton, who will lead the effort, told ScienceInsider that he "doesn't want the effort to advocate for any one proposal but rather provide a needed evaluation," including scientific, engineering, geopolitical, and economic grounds.