Sentence examples for rather than limited from inspiring English sources

For those groups that had them, clans were usually dispersed throughout a tribe or nation rather than limited to a particular village or tribelet.

Importantly, to be effective, engagement should be proactive and by choice, rather than limited to a reactive response, such as adapting to changing legal or bureaucratic requirements, as the former is a negotiation and the latter adherence to a rule.

Linguists who work in the kind of semantics initiated by Montague (1974) certainly focus on the essential features of language (most of their findings appear to be of universal import rather than limited to the semantic rules of specific languages).

My heroes are the writers, almost all of them younger than me, who are Asian American and empowered rather than limited by their lineage.

I was a bit worried that board game hoarders might be Gandalf-impersonating, rule-wrangling dice hermits, but having spoken to a few of them, it feels like their lives are enriched by board games rather than limited.

The single DI values for all NC comparisons (Fig. 3A, yellow and orange dots) were always below 1.67% In order to understand whether the observed differences between TMS-evoked potentials were preserved over the entire post-stimulus period, rather than limited to a specific latency, we computed the DI over three subsequent post-stimulus intervals, namely 0 60 ms, 60 120 ms and 120 250 ms (Fig. 3B).

And that rather than limiting others, he can serve to release a fresh burst of creativity.

Rather than limiting the options, the NGN signatories advocate that anti-prejudice campaigners broaden them out.

It seems ethical to assume sentience, and extend rights rather than limit them.

Having a baby, rather than limiting her, seems to have freed her.

The UN would give everyone a voice in policymaking, rather than limiting influence to the richest nations.