Sentence examples for rather than marking from inspiring English sources

But perhaps Mr Kuo's criticisms will end up invigorating the agenda, rather than marking its demise.

It charges a handling fee for the drugs it distributes rather than marking up the sales price.

But a growing number of people now criticise the event, arguing that Hong Kong should fight for its own causes, rather than marking the mainland's struggles.

"Banning or shunning veiling would deprive them of a means that allow them more opportunity for integration rather than marking their differences".

Rather than marking a turning point, Obama's speech turns out to have been a roadmap for what he would not accomplish in the coming year.

One notable change is the identification of CSI schools based on how they compare with other schools across the state, rather than marking their progress against their school's individual goals.

This may explain that marked bilateral entorhinal atrophy, rather than marked reduction in cerebral blood flow, is required to progress to dementia in the AD MR subtype.

Their hands – the skin of which is smooth, shiny and unwrinkled, as if washed clean rather than marked by the decades – don't so much play the keyboard as conjure sounds from it.

Asset managers and investment banks tend to make sure most of their operations worldwide comply with British regulations due to the large size of the London market, so the latest reforms are likely to be mirrored around the world.Yet the changes themselves are more likely to accelerate existing trends rather than mark a new departure.

Career mode may offer the choice between three types of vocational path for your created driver to commit to – ranging from zero-to-hero progression to "straight in at the deep end of high category motorsport" – but it very much follows in the faded tyre tracks of predecessors rather than mark out its own.

Wheatley says it will absorb the cost rather than mark up the price of its products.