Sentence examples for rather than a merely from inspiring English sources

Taking this broader perspective means designing a secure socio-technical system rather than a merely technical system.

What kinds of HR tradeoffs might you make if you realized you were dealing with a complex system rather than a merely complicated one?

There is a growing belief that the management of the acoustic environment of urban parks should be addressed within a broader soundscape methodology rather than a merely noise control one.

For instance, an investor who luckily buys a share that goes on to beat the market may become convinced that he is a skilful investor rather than a merely fortunate one.

It might have been better to wait until after January's election, so that Fallujah could have been stormed in the name of an elected government rather than a merely appointed one.

This is a tie that will take some pulling back in Manchester next week and, but for some fine goalkeeping from Joe Hart, it might have been a disastrous rather than a merely bad evening.

Organisms which force this collapse gain evolutionary advantage by being able to employ strategies in a known environment rather than in a merely probable one.

Still, foreign bonds remain an expanding asset class, now a strategic rather than merely a tactical allocation for many investors.

Besides, in the Concluding Unscientific Postscript, ethics is treated as already recontextualized in a religious rather than merely a social context.

The senator demanded to know whether the company was essentially a newspaper, rather than merely a neutral platform, given its role in distributing news reports worldwide.

— rather than merely a matter of a deal between Baghdad and Erbil.