Sentence examples for rather than routine from inspiring English sources

Federal authorities should focus more on aggressive investigation of major tax cheats, he said, rather than routine audits of taxpayers who conscientiously file returns each year.

The company specialised in expensive one-time detoxes, rather than routine cleanings: she'd send you to a different apartment almost every time.

This is partially because of a perceived threat to the ongoing availability of notifications, given that the chief body of European regulators have advised that this should be a selective practice only, rather than routine.

In an era of unpopular, costly government bailouts, Americans have every right to demand that NASA cease bailing out its own errant projects and make cost increases rare, rather than routine.

We envision this method being most applicable to interpretation of clinical trials rather than routine disease management of patients.

Limited transthoracic echocardiography (TTE) and lung ultrasound increasingly is performed in the intensive care unit (ICU), though used in a goal-directed rather than routine manner.

If you like and enjoy some of the material things of the American Dream, consider whether you'd enjoy them more as occasional treats rather than everyday routine.

Records prior to the implementation of standardized routine surveillance procedures existed in all countries, but they were often event-specific (outbreak data) rather than routine-based and used a spatial reporting scale that was not relevant for the DPT quantitative analysis (eg, available at the state level in Sudan or Nigeria or the regional level in Chad, Cameroon, or Togo).

Discussions of ovarian cancer were less likely if patients had a routine recommendation rather than non-routine recommendations (i.e. discussion of ovarian cancer screening or genetic counseling referral) (OR = 0.07, CI 0.02-0.25).

Despite the documented benefits, nephrologists as well as patients are not enthusiastic to accommodate exercise in routine dialysis care, and still it is considered as intervention rather than a routine care.

If those trends continue, meat may become a treat rather than a routine.