Sentence examples for rather there has from inspiring English sources

Rather there has been a Thatcher settlement, and Labour's policy started from there.

Rather, there has been a noisy abundance of it, scattered across countless Web sites, YouTube channels, Twitter feeds and apps.

He has not forcibly retired anyone (unless you include David Beckham and even that is now in doubt) rather there has been a natural changing of the guard.

Moreover, it did not suddenly arise when some physical particles on a certain planet chanced to come into the right configuration; rather, there has been consciousness in the cosmos from the very beginning of time.

Rather, there has been an increase in both missing and not reached responses in this position.

Rather, there has been a strong move to creating pedagogically enriched learning design within technology-rich contexts to support and improve learning experiences (Ally 2004; Kim and Bonk 2006; Siragusa et al. 2007; Beetham and Sharpe 2013).

Rather, there have been two, each as life-enhancing as the other.

Rather, there had been sent to every people in the past a Heavenly Messenger who preached to them the same message of truth and righteousness.

Rather there have been contrasting and uncorrelated temporal trends in coral cover, driven mostly by Acroporidae corals, at subregional scales (10 100 km) resulting from localized disturbance events.

Rather, there have been contrasting and uncorrelated temporal trends in coral cover at subregional scales (10 100 km), driven mostly by changes in fast-growing Acroporidae as a result of localized disturbance events, mainly A. planci predation and cyclones.

Rather, there have been and will continue to be upstream effects on codifying knowledge that are influenced by those who develop clinical decision support and quality measurement protocols.