Sentence examples for rather than aiding from inspiring English sources

Rather than aiding man, they are destructive.

He wrote an email that some of the agency's partners including national health agencies and charities believed the agency was "compromising rather than aiding" the response to Ebola and that "none of the news about WHO's performance is good".

So the researchers suggest that, rather than aiding in the repair of DNA damaged by radiation, the manganese may help by eliminating the reactive oxygen species produced during the repair process.

But public institutions such as schools and community centres have an important role to play in nudging us to rub shoulders with those from other backgrounds, rather than aiding and abetting our natural tendency to mix with others like ourselves.

Many of the report's recommendations focus on increasing supply and changing planning policy around affordable housing, rather than aiding the market, including: Meet the need for affordable housing in England by refocusing existing capital investment in housing and by spending an additional £1.1bn a year up to 2020.

Is it confusing and conflicting matters rather than aiding?

In the formation of his views, I believed, Moore would be handicapped, rather than aided, by his active, skeptical mind.

Dr. Norwood said that most patients with insomnia harbor erroneous beliefs that impair rather than aid their ability to sleep soundly.

Some felt that the progress they were making towards recovery, and then moving back into work, was hampered rather than aided by the anxiety caused in facing the WCA".

So Mr. Bush has been deluged for the past two weeks with warnings that rather than aid his battle against terrorism, a unilateral attack on Mr. Hussein would undercut the cooperation and intelligence help he needs.

While stopping short of directly blaming Mr. Putin for the lack of financing for the pediatric oncology wards, the letter suggested that the concert's primary purpose was to showcase the prime minister's singing talents rather than aid children with cancer.