Sentence examples for rather than emerging from inspiring English sources

It is argued that religious dissent, rather than emerging class consciousness, guided radical politics before 1832.

It invests over 90% of its portfolio in slow-growing mature economies rather than emerging markets.

The butterfly, in other words, developed rather than emerging fully formed from the decaying carcass of the caterpillar.

The buzzword this spring is conservative, with catalogs filled with blue-chip artists rather than emerging names.

Rather than emerging as a positive case study of a nation's approach to hunger and climate change, Burma is something of a black mark.

Strange, but memorable… The current was strong, so rather than emerging where we'd entered most of us were washed hundreds of yards down the beach.

Rather than emerge solemn and sermonising, Mathers has, with the possible exception of "Déjà Vu" (a fairly serious depiction of his struggles with alcoholism), opted instead for sick humour.

Complementing this notion of sequential stages was the notion that many patients become 'stuck' in a particular stage rather than emerge from their grief: Where she [referring to patient] is at right now is that she is, I mean I don't have words for stages or anything, but she is still completely in grief.

As the flows of capital among emerging markets — rather than between emerging markets and the West — become more important, so does tolerance for Russian, or Chinese, or Middle Eastern state capitalism.

Consequently, the recent international increase in E. meningoseptica outbreaks in adults, including from the United States, Brazil, and South and Southeast Asia, might indicate a pseudo-emerging, rather than an emerging, nosocomial pathogen.

Hall said Heathrow was full and research showed that when a hub became constrained airlines strengthened popular routes rather than investigating emerging markets.