Sentence examples for rather than reiterating from inspiring English sources

We aim to understand the online data protection-related issues that instructors or instructional designers encounter rather than reiterating that users must be aware of the informative and persistent characteristics of online data.

Rather than reiterating his tough policies on illegal immigration and undocumented immigrants, Romney, addressing a town hall meeting at the Moore Oil Company in Milwaukee on April 2, attacked Obama for failing to live up to his promise to win approval of immigration reform legislation.

He's also not lazy – rather than reiterating some party line, he clearly watched the results come in live, noting that "The president of the National Electoral Council, close to tears, had announced earlier that the Chavez government had lost the city of Caracas".

Rather than reiterating Stefan's review, I would recommend reading it here for full specifications.

One useful strategy is to focus on positive stories rather than reiterating the problem over and over.

Rather than reiterating the common refrain that education is broken, Mitra contends that the education system itself is not broken, but that it is in fact, wonderfully constructed.

But rather than reiterate its previous arguments, the Court simply said nothing.

Rather than simply reiterating those reviews, I have framed the paper in a series of axioms (which all agree upon), corollaries (consequences to productivity that follow from the axioms and are also agreed upon), and postulates (proposed consequences that are subject to some uncertainty).

If they are to be successful at improving adherence, future educational interventions must incorporate and engage with these widespread perspectives and experiences rather than simply reiterating the biomedical view.

Wouldn't it be nice if here, upon the occasion of the varied and textured shortlist that marks the 2012 prize, we thought about what the short story could do - rather than simply reiterate what it's always done?

In so doing they were of course reiterating (rather than analyzing) a division central to modern Western thinking.