Sentence examples for rather than be addressed from inspiring English sources
Whether the fulfillment of a school's mission must rely on a few heroic teachers, rather than be addressed institutionally and systemically, is not Sokolove's subject.
Questions of doubt, rather than being addressed in the abstract, must be referred as specific cases to the Policy Committee.
However, I also think that the evidence in support of 2R is rather diverse and rather substantial, so it needs to be addressed seriously rather than summarily dismissed, primarily, on the basis of the high complexity of primitive metazoan genomes which is not a logically consistent argument against 2R.
"Security of women is a basic responsibility of the state," Ms. Ghosh said, rather than something that should be addressed with a special fund.
The potential risk for misdiagnosis and ineffective treatment of patients with RF rather than malaria needs to be addressed.
What needs to happen is for market problems to be addressed, rather than pushing back on free movement.
Our nation increasingly treats their misfortune as sad conditions to be endured, rather than as urgent problems to be addressed.
This is unlikely to work because most voters think in terms of issues that have to be addressed, rather than focusing on whether policies are leftwing or rightwing.
The country had not yet begun to see segregation as a moral wrong that had to be addressed rather than as a regrettable regional peculiarity.
This suggests the presence of an information rather than governance void that could be addressed by articulating internal and external innovation governance mechanisms in more open and transparent ways to stakeholders and the public.
Ideally, they will be able to help her figure out whether it's possible to bring the issue to the adviser (or someone with supervisory authority over the adviser) as a situation that should be addressed, rather than framing it as an adviser she's trying to get in trouble.
