Sentence examples for rather than signalling from inspiring English sources
Rather than signalling that the Chinese economy is bouncing back, Singles Day shows that shopping habits have been distorted.
Rather than signalling American profligacy, the current-account deficit might simply be the counterpart to foreign thrift.This idea turns much conventional economic wisdom on its head.
Kirby described the deployment as increasing Obama's martial flexibility "should military options be required to protect American lives, citizens and interests in Iraq", rather than signalling an imminent strike.
Critics object that it can force many banks into dire straits suddenly, penalising them for what might just be a temporary bout of illiquidity rather than signalling anything about an asset's fundamental worth.
Rather than signalling MFN2 for degradation, ubquitination increases the affinity of MFN2 for GTP, stimulating MFN2 activity.
Rather than signalling, for example, a previously unidentified non-coding RNA appears to regulate cystoblast differentiation in B. mori[ 72].
Rather than signaling a more rapid withdrawal, though, the president noted General Petraeus's warnings that the gains could quickly be reversed.
Rather than signaling their outrage via rejection, they sent critical messages instead, writing notes like "Why do you have to be greedy?" and "Too selfish.
Rather than signaling a change in the country's policy, the president's decision appeared only to harden well-established positions, intensifying an already contentious issue in the middle of an election year.
Commentators across the Middle East on Friday largely dismissed the speech by President Bush calling for wider democracy in the region, labeling it something for domestic consumption to justify the war in Iraq rather than signaling a real change in policy.
IN addition, rather than signaling broader future economic growth, an increase in holiday sales could indicate that consumers are cramming more of their annual purchases into the holiday season.
