Sentence examples for rather than considerations from inspiring English sources

Certainly, you would imagine that decisions about where to locate a business would be driven by logistical considerations rather than considerations of tax.

States do spend a substantial share of their budget on transport infrastructure and services, but the extent and direction of this spending is typically based on notions of economic efficiency rather than considerations of welfare and equity.

He writes that such conditions are common even in the best of times, and considers Kwee Tek Hoay's message to have been too heavily based in morality rather than considerations of social and human factors.

Unfortunately, criteria for PRO scale selection are occasionally restricted to issues of availability or familiarity rather than considerations of instrument relevance or quality.

In the study design, the decision-making process was deliberately addressed rather than considerations linked to the quality of antibiotic prescription in terms of pharmacokinetic/pharmacodynamic (pK/pD) parameters or adherence to local protocols.

19 For example, public concern about disease awareness rather than considerations of cost-effectiveness drove recommendations for use of meningococcal vaccine in college students in the United States and other countries.

Bagehot has sometimes been guilty of this myopia himself.One reason for it is that the British newspaper business cultivates provocation rather than consideration.

Although people are beginning to accept the rights of nonsmokers, there remains an exaggerated sympathy for smokers -- concern about the inconveniences that any restrictions cause rather than consideration for those who are bothered by smoke.

This trend is mirrored in this study, but is likely due to staffing limitations rather than consideration of safety standards.

He says the benchmarks set out by Diac "are dominated by administrative considerations rather than validity considerations, which should be at least as important".

According to many surveys, it has been found that faculty members are not rejecting technology, in fact most of them believe in the ability of technology to bring transformative change to education but at the same time they feel that commercial considerations, rather than pedagogical considerations are driving the phenomenon of MOOCs.