Sentence examples for rather than tally from inspiring English sources

Rather than tally what was missing, Mr. Duley counted what remained.

Perhaps, we ought to spend more energy figuring out how to more fully realize our democracy rather than tally all the ways he fell short of fixing it.

They work similarly to Digg, but rather than tally the popularity of an article by votes, they generate lists based on the number of times a particular article has been shared across certain RSS subscribers.

Rather than tally the value of my belongings to see how much coverage I needed and then search for coverage, I wanted to see exactly how much these policies would cost me at the bare minimum.

These are movies about artists (the former Beatle, and the German choreographer Pina Bausch) that rather than tallying achievements and digging up anecdotes, bristle with their own aesthetic energy.

Rather than tallying up the potential career pros and cons, metascientists are motivated by a desire to improve the culture of the science community, as well as their own research.

These modes are similar to a championship where players have to race every track to become champion; however, rather than tallying up points, Challenge mode took a very single player-centric approach by only allowing progress to the next track by winning the current track (not coming first meant it had to be repeated).

Rather than just tally up totaled turtles, James Gibbs and Gregory Shriver, conservation biologists at the State University of New York in Syracuse, decided to figure out under what circumstances turtle populations would suffer at least 10% annual mortality from roads--a kill rate likely to cause population declines.

This added expert evaluation takes into account the quality and significance of a player's actions rather than just tallying up the number of tackles or throw-ins.

Rather than simply tallying the yearly number of mass shootings, Harvard researchers Amy Cohen, Deborah Azrael and Matthew Miller determined that their frequency is best measured by tracking the time between each incident.

These differences highlight one of the main sources of uncertainty in this analysis and the importance of including the explicit spatial distribution of fishing effort rather than simply tallying vessels or assuming that fishing pressure is equally distributed across coastal waters.