Sentence examples for rather than assists from inspiring English sources

The communicating television screen that brings Charles and his partner, Sheila, a horrific story of the suffering of Honduran refugees actually does more harm than good and prevents, rather than assists, the passing on of meaningful information.

While program goals vary across states and funding sources, it is widely recognized that to be considered a success, NFT programs must identify residents unable to transition in the absence of assistance, rather than assisting those who would have otherwise returned to the community without outside help [ 1].

But compassion implies euthanasia rather than assisted dying.

But how often is the wrong character summoned, thus irritating rather than assisting the text writer?

"Rather than assisting school leaders, this will have the effect of alienating many staff and pupils".

Rather than assisting science, commercial collectors are robbing everyone of specimens by making them accessible only to those with deep pockets.

The system is designed to deter rather than assist in the first place and then to assist only as a last resort, ie when the bailiff's letter has arrived and the family faces eviction.

Rather than assisting Mr. Kim as he began to experience troubles at home, North Korea has exhibited the kind of bad timing and political tone-deafness for which it is famous.

The shed was draining resources as staff had to become traffic cops and shed monitors rather than assisting residents wanting to learn more about recycling and use the other facilities.

Such as, the public may go to the site of the crime and in the case that there is evidence there they might tamper the evidence and thereby hamper the investigation rather than assist investigation.

However, this support staff has mostly worked on time-bound, externally funded projects – schemes to integrate the right to food into food security frameworks in Mozambique, Bolivia, Nepal and El Salvador are ongoing – rather than assisting all units in integrating a "right to food" approach.