Sentence examples for rather than results from inspiring English sources

What you must do is focus on change rather than results - and it's then you'll see results.

She added that "the traditional practice of judging employees by face time rather than results unfortunately persists" when it would be more efficient to focus on results.

In a context where charging is usually still done on the basis of time spent rather than results achieved, time spent lending a supportive ear and corresponding with the other side soon mounts up in billable costs.

Refreshingly, the dresses and disguises all seemed spontaneously chosen, rather than results of needling stylists and weeks of coordinated negotiations between houses and the magazine (ahem, certain other parties).

"Fortunately there are practical things parents and schools can do to help such as creating a calm environment, praising effort rather than results and making sure children sleep and eat well before their tests".

"The Republican Congress wants to make sure it is offering a clear, comprehensive approach to reducing gun crimes at the same time when President Clinton is offering an approach based on rhetoric rather than results," said Jonathan Baron, a spokesman for Representative Tom DeLay of Texas, the House majority whip.

Respect for precedent means respect for reasoning rather than result, Chief Justice Roberts wrote.

Rather than resulting in a sudden crisis, failure to raise the debt ceiling would lead to a slow bleed.

Had sexual reproduction been invented by scientists rather than resulting from our evolved biology, it would never have been licensed - far too dangerous!

He said this would place a significant burden on students, simply replacing lost revenue rather than resulting in a better funded university system.

CMPs, he said, were far from ideal but at least they gave evidence an airing rather than resulting in cases being struck out.