Rather, they can choose to use concealers, moisturizers, hair color or tooth whitening, she said.
But some jokes can't be repeated; rather, they can only be repeated — they can't be developed.
However, wind turbines are not without impact on biodiversity, rather, they can affect bird and bat populations through collision-induced mortality.
These intelligences are not fixed; rather, they can be enhanced by educational opportunities such as an environment rich in stimulating materials and activities.
Proxies are not expensive bits of kit, rather they can be a few lines of code hosted on a cheap web server.
Rather, they can rely on intellectual property holders to monitor their sites, as long as they promptly remove material when rights holders complain.
Rather, they can be related to an American puritan tradition that regards the body as something to be punished, not glorified.
First, we need to win this court case to make sure the government understands that pollution is a health hazard which we – or rather they – can solve.
We then argue that top-down technocratic solutions to urban problems alone do not suffice to improve life in the city; rather, they can result in misaligned expectations or outcomes for stakeholders at the government and citizen level.
Mr. Eastlack had requested that his skeleton be preserved for scientific research, and today it can be seen at the Mutter Museum of the College of Physicians in Philadelphia — or rather, they can be seen.
Rather, they can sometimes even be counter-productive if not well-designed (Ryfe, 2005; Reed, 2008; Edenhofer and Minx, 2014), and become "just another layer of technocracy" (Rayner, 2003).
