Sentence examples for rather to how from inspiring English sources

Moreover, any good Tammany politician will tell you what a few "social scientists" have just discovered: namely, that the most important results of activity may be related not to the stated purposes of the organization but rather to how that purpose is accomplished in particular, to how the revenues called "cost of operation" are distributed.

On this view, form does not refer to the material aspect of an independently existing entity but rather to how it is phenomenally disclosed in perception.

This vulnerability is due not to any failing on Professor Stone's part, but rather to how challenging it proves to significantly reduce the likelihood of repression in times of crisis.

However, it appears that the type of oscillations is not strictly coupled to the whole cells or cell extracts, but rather to how far the system is removed from the Hopf bifurcation.

The goal of the study is not to reconcile these approaches, but rather to understand how they interact, and how they influence the activities of the stakeholders.

— but rather to note how high the bar has been raised when it comes to Beatles-related obsessive-compulsiveness.

Most people attend these events not to be pitched on a product, but rather to learn how to solve a problem and consider new ideas.

We here at HuffPost Celebrity choose not to pass judgment, but rather to -- how shall we put this? -- celebrate these bold gestures of outlandishness.

So the goal can't be to condemn screens, but rather to learn how best to use them.

We play a round of "Would You Rather?" to see how well the guys know each other.

This presentation in not intended to advocate particular treatment algorithms but rather to show how experienced intensivists apply clinical science to their practice of critical care medicine.