FAT's attitude is rather to make the best of what they've got.
The plan wasn't to establish mines but, rather, to make deals with the people doing the digging.
These low-end voice controls are not designed for space travel but rather to make everyday devices easier to use.
Senior civil servants have chosen a public service career, not primarily for monetary gain but rather to make a difference.
My wish here is not to advocate for any particular model, but rather to make some observations on the legal settings that regulate these procedures.
Incidentally, Mr. Seife takes care to make his politics sound neutral, or rather, to make himself appear equally enraged at number fakers whatever their political leanings may be.
It is, rather, to make it work — work with us, not over us; to stand by our side, not ride on our back".
When he came to accept the principle of armed struggle, his strategy was not to seize power by force but rather to make the government negotiate.
Yesterday, at a news conference announcing the accord, Dr. Ballard said the agreement was not intended to discourage visitors but rather to make them act more responsibly.
It is, rather, to make it work -- work with us, not over us; to stand by our side, not ride on our back.
Chief executive Jim Rowan insisted the decision was nothing to do with Brexit or tax but rather to "make us future-proof".
