Sentence examples for rather than recognised from inspiring English sources

Barbara Ehrenreich's book, Switch and Bait, encountered precisely this belief among American jobseekers, who had internalised their own unemployment as a symptom of their failure to think positively – rather than recognised it as the result of economic circumstances beyond their control.

By contrast, such proprietorship would be denied rather than recognised in fraud or theft forms of wrong (Unrecht) in which right is negated rather than acknowledged or posited (§§82 93).

The risk of developing ovarian cancer increases with age, yet poor knowledge and absence of concern about ovarian cancer may mean that symptoms experienced by older women are attributed to other causes such as the menopause or ageing process, rather than recognised as a potential threat to health.

This enabled governments to demean rather than recognise caring.

We shouldn't beat up businesses for trying to grow rather than recognising profit.

It is bad at adapting to change, and too often stifles innovation, rather than recognising and encouraging it.

We certainly shouldn't beat up a business for trying to grow rather than recognising a profit.

Rather than recognise the independent trade union, it said it would deal with a Boots staff association instead.

Rather than recognise McMillen's right to equal protection and freedom of expression, the Itawamba County School District cancelled prom.

He said: " Rather than recognise that the number and quality of teachers in our schools is at a record high, they talk down the teaching profession".

Black students also report being stopped by staff when they are on university premises who confuse them for construction workers rather than recognise them as students.