Sentence examples for rather than facilities from inspiring English sources

Dr. Williams said that he had chosen to close LICH, rather than facilities in lower-income areas, because Downstate's mission was to take care of poor and underserved patients.

The point Rowe was making was that if Exeter had spent £12m on players rather than facilities and a ground, they could have assembled a team capable of challenging for the Premiership title but they would not have been allowed in.

These individuals are often homeless or mentally ill -- living on the streets rather than facilities where help can be provided.

With the fiscal crises of the mid 1970's, these folks disappeared and parks became unstaffed places rather than facilities.

This is because Sudanese culture encourages delivery at home in the presence of a trained midwife or traditional birth attendant (TBA), rather than facility-based delivery (Mohamed and Boctor 2009).

"Staff prefer to do outreach rather than facility-based immunization in order to get the overnight per diem," reports United Nations staff.

Staff perceived that the government had attempted to overcome the shortage of trained nurses by posting ANMs and para-medical workers in PHCs and CHCs but as they are trained for community work rather than facility care, the quality of care at facilities is compromised.

"Verizon said in an FCC filing that once the affected services are grandfathered, it won't accept new orders for the legacy services and "existing customers will continue to receive these services over Verizon's more advanced and reliable fiber facilities rather than copper facilities".

Children with childhood autism in this environment are more likely to be brought to psychiatric facilities rather than paediatric facilities probably because of the associated behavioural problems, epilepsy and learning disability [ 4].

There were also large variations in the proportion of women delivering in private/charitable facilities rather than public facilities, with the highest (77%) in rural India and the lowest (10%) in rural Nepal.

As Kruk and colleagues noted in their study of maternity services in rural Tanzania, "The fact that at least some women in this population were willing to pay more than twice as much to deliver in mission facilities rather than government facilities underlines the importance of quality of care to women in rural areas" [ 124].