Sentence examples for rather to changes from inspiring English sources

As the standards of British restaurant cooking improved (not, I think, because of the influence of any critics, but due rather to changes in society and attitudes), so did the importance and accuracy of the guides themselves.

This does not appear to be due to a composition effect, but rather to changes in pure wage discrimination.

However, this more rapid degradation in capacity is not related to interfacial changes, but rather to changes in the bulk material.

A new study reveals that many of these relatively rapid changes were due not to mutations in specific genes, as some biologists had long assumed, but rather to changes in the activity of these genes.

Interestingly, the increase in mRNA levels could not be related to genetic amplification, but rather to changes in gene transcription [ 31].

We thus do not attribute our patients' reported increase in employment to a secular reduction in unemployment rates during the study period, but rather to changes in the patients' own circumstances.

Their concern was rather to change the intellectual climate of the age.

For many activists, the goal is not to change a company's policies but rather to change public opinion on an issue, King says.

The lesson, as all three authors put it, might therefore lie not in figuring out how to "hack the planet" but rather to change things so that planetary hacking will not be needed at all.

However, in that work the "style" variable is not explicit and it is thus not possible to control directly a given style, but rather to change some intrinsic style-related parameters.

With uncertainty, the trick is not necessarily to keep it low - that is impossible - but rather to change our attitude to it.