Sentence examples for rather than immediate from inspiring English sources

He always had an eye for the era; for what might be relevant, rather than immediate.

But the impact was more likely to be long-term rather than immediate.

We discuss why process theories are such an enchanting field, motivated by intriguing questions rather than immediate engineering needs.

The government said its intervention helped ensure that Tata announced a sales process for Port Talbot, rather than immediate closure.

There was little doubt that much of their criticism came from political rather than immediate economic considerations.

Whether patients accept watchful waiting rather than immediate treatment for these conditions does not depend on the name.

(Some doctors recommend "active surveillance," in which the patient is periodically given P.S.A. testing and biopsies, rather than immediate treatment).

Because prostate cancers usually progress slowly, a physician may recommend a "watchful waiting" approach rather than immediate treatment.

The analysis further suggests that alterations in the production of biomarkers lead to gradual rather than immediate changes in biomarker levels in the blood circulation.

Meanwhile, if these changes are going to solve skill and gender gaps for the UK workforce, that is a long-term rather than immediate effect.

This long-term approach for the greater good – rather than immediate, personal protection – may seem novel, but the outcome would benefit us all: eradication of malaria.