Sentence examples for rather than a consistent from inspiring English sources

I think they all are related, but by a series of adjacencies rather than a consistent, unified focus.

A whole body of myths and legends, rather than a consistent body of ideas, have become the glue that holds everything together.

The thinktanks were no exception: for them politics was a succession of wheezes and headlines rather than a consistent attempt to advance a project aimed at a fundamental restructuring of society, taking back territory lost under Thatcherism.

Rather than a consistent "risk-based" approach to drivers using drugs, the government would prefer to use the Road Traffic Act to get tough on people who test positive for an arbitrary selection of the wrong drugs, and in doing so send a clear message to everyone about the unacceptability of drug use.

Variable search speed was also associated with increased accuracy, rather than a consistent pace, as predicted.

As predicted, increased accuracy was associated with slow search (i.e. longer before changing direction, i.e. turning), but surprisingly, it was variable search speed that was associated with increased accuracy rather than a consistent pace as predicted.

And any evidence that Labour is slipping in the runup to the election, rather than forging a consistent lead, requires further examination.

"Rather than use a consistent energy standard, like PassivHaus', Leed's energy ratings are based on improvements over what a comparable conventional building's energy rating would be," he says.

Rather than creating a consistent non-vintage wine, Jacquesson releases a numbered cuvée based on a single vintage, blended together with reserve wines.

Rather than using a consistent backlight, Samsung is working on technology to literally turn off dark sections of the screen to make blacks look blacker and add more power to light areas all at a speed faster than the human eye can comprehend.

Jansch often fitted the accompaniment to the natural rhythm of the words of his songs, rather than playing a consistent rhythm throughout.