Sentence examples for rather than tightly from inspiring English sources

Rather than tightly compartmentalizing online espionage within agencies as the United States does, he said, the Chinese government often involves volunteer "patriotic hackers" to support its policies.

Rather than tightly controlled industrial scale projects, in the developing world at least, some of the more interesting, impactful healthcare innovations are coming from lone innovators working at the "long tail" of problems.

The new film, compared with Bigelow's "Zero Dark Thirty" (2012), is gruelling to watch, drawn out rather than tightly wound, and no uncertainty hangs over the crime at its heart; we know who the bad guys are.

The relations of his successors, Janoji, Sabaji, and Mudoji, with the peshwas and the Satara line were variable, and it is in this sense that these domains can be regarded as only loosely confederated, rather than tightly bound together.

"It is hard to imagine why anyone would want marijuana to be produced and sold by cartels and criminals rather than tightly regulated, taxpaying businesses".

It is assumed that unpacking of the collagen fibers may facilitate invasion of the surrounding tissues by the tumors, and predominance of green color indicates that the collagen molecules are loosely packed and could be composed of procollagens, intermediates, or pathological collagen rather than tightly packed normal fibers [41], [42].

Glover's play is clearly authentic but, as the title implies, the play is more saga than drama: a discursive, folkloristic narrative rather than something tightly focused.

Rather than focusing tightly on Williamson, he meanders through Fritz's trial and yet a third murder case, whose details are instructive but not enough to merit the damage all this digressing does to the book's forward motion.

No Activity is closer to David's later show, the retroscripted Curb Your Enthusiasm – where scripts might be nothing more than plot outlines or beats, and actors fill in the rest through improvisation – rather than the tightly orchestrated screwball mayhem of Seinfeld.

Without the additional information about the host plants, the cospeciation results could be misinterpreted as evidence for a diffuse interaction rather than a tightly coevolved system where beetle speciation is strongly limited by host plant chemistry.

He cites Marshall McLuhan and Alvin Toffler to bolster his case, but significantly he also invokes more contemporary ideas such as The Cluetrain Manifesto's notion of news being a conversation, with a news story almost being a starting point for an ongoing intellectual process rather than the tightly defined one-way street of a traditional "one-to-many" publishing model.