Sentence examples for rather than standalone from inspiring English sources

Increasingly, this knowledge will be supplied by input suppliers who provide total farm solutions rather than standalone inputs.

Most successful contemporary children's books – and definitely those belonging to trilogies or series, rather than standalone titles – have publishers and agents breathing down their scriveners' sweaty necks to ensure the sequels come out rapid-fire, with a maximum of a year's gap between them.

Digital-first brands are inventing new kinds of shopping experiences incorporating stores as part of the customer journey, rather than standalone channels.

However, due to the intended provision of the Galileo SoL service in the coming years, it is expected that the Galileo system (or Galileo together with GPS) will be implemented in European railway safety-related systems rather than standalone GPS.

According to the report, the incentive for U.S. broadband providers to compete on speed grounds — and thereby drive demand for superfast services — is being suppressed by a focus on selling bundled pay-TV services, rather than standalone superfast broadband.

On top of that, with the rise of ad tech, there is an argument to be made, he points out, for solutions that really are better sitting alongside other services, rather than standalone businesses (which goes back to that ever present question of whether a startup is a platform or a service).

As the equipment is viewed as an aid in clinical management rather than a standalone feature, there shouldn't be.

Goldman also presented these analyses in terms of the number of Southern Peru shares to be issued to Grupo Mexico, rather than generating standalone values for Minera.

I see it as a more usable content format, one that suits writers and readers by layering reports and content together rather than as standalone pieces.

In other words, they function more along the lines of a large display, rather than a standalone unit.

In other words, they function more along the lines of a large display, rather than a standalone unit. .