Sentence examples for rather the impact from inspiring English sources

In it Boccioni didn't try to depict the human form directly but rather the impact of its movement through space.

But it is less the financial problems imposed by John's conviction that worries Beere, rather the impact on her children.

Rather, the impact of involuntary contact with the police was mediated by evaluations of the fairness of police actions and judgments about whether the police were acting lawfully.

Rather, the impact of the CCyB on any single institution will depend on the particular composition of the private-sector credit exposures of the institution across national jurisdictions.

Rather, the impact is likely to be felt in British sales and distribution, and could be felt sorely by British film producers if Britain leaves Creative Europe – the EU's cultural programme of financial support for audiovisual initiatives – in 2020.

He said environmental campaigners should keep in mind that the "biggest concern of many experts regarding livestock in developing countries is not their impact on climate change but rather the impact of climate change on livestock production".

Or rather, the impacts of debt and technology will converge to drive the transformation".

It lies, rather, in the impact of the policies enacted to manage diversity.

But he attributed most of the decline to the agency's advertising cycle, which peaks in the summer, rather than the impact of lower prices.

It was, rather, that the impact of the court's decision in the case, Ricci v. DeStefano, No. 07-1428, could be enormous.

"Whatever equipment you bring to the field of play, the critical endeavour is the human performance, rather than the impact of the technology and equipment.