Sentence examples for rather than of sugar from inspiring English sources

The brief campaign was pitched to the American public in terms of freedom and national honor (the U.S.S. Maine had blown up mysteriously in Havana Harbor), rather than of sugar and naval bases, and resulted in a formally independent Cuba.

The volumes of the intracellular compartment and free space were not determined, which made it necessary to compare relative contents rather than concentrations of sugar.

Its intentions are all in the right place, such as the ideas of making a void rather than a thing, and of introducing time past rather than the sugar rush of the moment.

The carbs are an oligosaccharide, which is like sugar, but the molecules are longer, meaning it takes longer to metabolise and gives you a steady flow of energy for a longer period of time, rather than a sugar rush from something like fructose or table sugar.

The carbs are an oligosaccharide, which is like sugar, but the molecules are longer, meaning it takes longer to metabolize and gives you a steady flow of energy for a longer period of time rather than a sugar rush from something like fructose or table sugar.

Fruit juice concentrate would count as "added sugar" under the proposal rather than as "natural sugar," even though its sugar occurs naturally.

Collectively, these studies showed conclusively that it was the low pH generated from sugar metabolism rather than sugar availability that led to the breakdown of microbial homeostasis in dental plaque.

Some tonics use hand-picked quinine and fresh botanicals, different levels of carbonation; some are sweetened with agave nectar rather than cane sugar.

The comparison of the market cigarette types indicates that the differences in toxicity observed between the smoke of Virginia-type and American-blend cigarettes appear to reflect the toxicity of the tobacco blend components rather than the application of sugar.

Do not forget this step; if you do, you will end up with a sugar block, rather than sugar cubes.

I use ordinary granulated sugar rather than caster sugar for jam making.