Sentence examples for rather to increase from inspiring English sources
Supporters of the accord insist that the protocol was never intended to provide an iron-clad verification but rather to increase the odds that cheaters would be caught.
But Kolata scoffs at the "popular solution," which is "not to question the premise but rather to increase the intensity of the intervention".
The point is not to make precipitate adjustments but rather to increase revenue and limit spending in a reasonable manner over the next two decades.
City health and education officials said their aim was not to lower calories, but rather to increase the nutritional value of the foods reaching students' mouths.
After the meeting, Mary Anne O'Neill, deputy legal counsel for Governor Rell, wrote to Barton D. Russell, the council's executive director, and explained that the governor's intention was not to impose any hardships on small towns but rather to increase governmental transparency.
Together with a fellow member, he drew up a protest that declared, on the one hand, that slavery was "founded on both injustice and bad policy" and, on the other, that "the promulgation of abolition doctrines tends rather to increase than to abate its evils".
Conclusions: Our findings imply that increased long-term mortality among patients with AKI who survive critical illness is not related to AKI per se, but rather to increased age and pre-existing comorbidities.
Soil microbial trophic channels did not shift towards increased fungal dominance, but rather to increased dominance by bacteria, bacterial-feeding nematodes and enchytraeids.
Conversely, the increased frequency of SNPs in the autosome arms of natural isolates is probably not due to the increased rate of recombination, but rather to increased genetic hitchhiking and/or background selection in the autosome centers [ 33].
9 Thiazolidinedione-induced fluid retention and heart failure appears to be related not to left ventricular dysfunction, 9 but rather to increased sodium reabsorption mediated by the renal PPARγ pathway in collecting tubules.
They encourage taxpayers to reduce their tax liability rather than to increase their pretax income.
