Sentence examples for rather than capacity from inspiring English sources

"I have no doubt that learning is about desire rather than capacity," he says.

So size is going to be the key issue - for most people that means available space, rather than capacity.

Requirements based on energy sales rather than capacity act as a tax on base load to subsidize peak, reducing volatility.

But although the latter three spent relatively less on innovation, they spent their innovation budgets more wisely, choosing to invest in innovation ability rather than capacity.

"China must rely more on domestic consumption rather than exports, and more on innovation by private companies rather than capacity expansion by state-owned enterprises," Mr. Geithner said as the dialogue started.

These solutions, however, are temporary and mainly aim at offering a basic coverage for VUEs rather than capacity improvement.

Item 9 (sleeping) is the only item on the scale that is performance-based (actual hours of disturbed sleep) rather than capacity-based.

It is their capacity for suffering rather than their capacity for rational agency that plays the most salient role in explaining the wrongness of torturing humans.

The trader who first put them on his shelves four years ago said that back then he thought the drives' colors, rather than their capacity or content, mattered most.

The editorial column in the newsletter copy sent to Senator Doe is not a direct lobbying communication because the newsletter is sent to Senator Doe in her capacity as a subscriber rather than her capacity as a legislator.

The risk is that the framework will prove more useful for its awareness-raising role and capacity to generate data about the problem, rather than its capacity to hold countries accountable for implementing the most powerful solutions.