Sentence examples for rather to enhance from inspiring English sources
Or should it aim rather to enhance students' ability to think through moral issues for themselves?
Rather, to enhance satisfaction when you do eat, focus on the food and eat slowly -- it takes about 20 minutes for your body to register fullness.
The point, as Greenblatt emphatically argues, is "not to strip away the reimagining, as if the life sources were more important than the metamorphoses but, rather, to enhance a sense of wonder at Shakespeare's creation... that took elements from the wasted life of Robert Greene and used them to fashion the greatest comic character in English literature".
However, the objective was rather to enhance the applicability ("stickiness") of the mortar with higher sand content with cost-effective measures.
Relative price uniformity and ease of use have been of paramount importance to Apple because the mission of iTunes was never to maximize revenue but rather to enhance the appeal and bolster sales of the iPod.
The CFRP laminate is not designed to fail first to serve as a warning of imminent failure, but rather to enhance the stiffness of the beam by compensating for the lack of stiffness of the GFRP profile.
This is consumption which pervades ever more spheres of life and which encourages people to consume for their own pleasure rather than to enhance their social status.
Of all the lessons learned on 7 May, the most significant should be the capacity of the electoral system itself to damage political legitimacy rather than to enhance it.
His books, for the Enschedé firm for which he worked, for private presses, or for trade publishers, attempted always to interpret the author's meaning as clearly as possible, to reflect it rather than to enhance it.
Therefore, the inversion operator is a mutation operation, which is used to increase the diversity of the population rather than to enhance the quality of the population.
Thus, in this setting the metaboreflex probably acts in opposition to vasodilation and to preserve systemic pressure rather than to enhance blood flow to active muscle.
