Sentence examples for rather than great from inspiring English sources
"The game is about great players rather than great managers".
The 1985 Martinez is a good, rather than great, bottle of Vintage Port.
The Thai economy is built more on small farms and businesses rather than great estates or industrial combines.
It is pure narrative, as the novel was, rather than great drama, as the novel was not.
However, the politically savvy people might give the public what it wants — adequate rather than great opinions, in greater quantity".
They had chances against Manchester City on Sunday but they were scrambled chances rather than great ones.
It uses lesser force early to influence negotiations rather than greater force later after negotiations fail.
The current approach, he said, might bring about "greater visibility rather than greater substance".
But he made it clear that he envisioned "structural reforms" intended to make European economies more competitive, rather than greater government spending.
He wrote that Congress had "expressly crafted" the wiretap law "to ensure confidentiality and privacy, suggesting that public policy is served by less disclosure rather than greater disclosure".
The evidence that increases in foreign investment originate from non-adopting countries rather than other adopting countries suggests that the benefits from mandatory IFRS adoption more likely reflect improved financial reporting quality rather than greater financial statement comparability.
