Sentence examples for rather to inform from inspiring English sources

The purpose of this chapter is not to educate readers to become additive research chemists, but rather to inform plastics processors on how, when, and why certain additives are used to achieve specific property goals cost-effectively.

Ramsey says her intent isn't to police people and what they say, but rather to inform people of the history behind certain terms.

It was discovered that policy makers most frequently use research, not to act upon a situation, but rather to inform their decision-making process [ 9- 12].

The pilot trial was not intended to test the effectiveness of the intervention, rather to inform the merit of the intervention concept and guide design enhancements, which could be tested in a future randomized effectiveness trial.

The aim of the current study was not to suggest how much Norway should spend on particular disease groups, but rather to inform decisions on the distribution of research effort.

In general, ratings tend to follow the market rather than to inform it and may even worsen information problems, by giving investors a false sense of security.

In other ways, though, the media outpouring has served to confuse rather than to inform.

He added that minorities often feel that test scores are used to call attention to alleged inferiority rather than to inform interventions.

My fear is that big business and government will increasingly use them to drive the car rather than to inform the driver.

The American media are cheating voters by attempting with their coverage to narrow our choices rather than to inform us fully on the stands held by every candidate.

In San Francisco, officials were cautioning that the law was not meant to discourage cellphone use, or sales, rather merely to inform consumers.