Sentence examples for rather to restore from inspiring English sources

The aim of the reset was not to change Russia, still less to embrace it, but rather to restore detente in pursuit of America's national interest.

It intends, rather, to restore the modern attitude that architecture is an art of saying serious things to thoughtful people: an art of relating the history of places to the history of ideas from a contemporary perspective.

Chalke's motivation is not to undermine the Bible however, but rather to "restore confidence in it" in the face of growing concerns over the morality of the Bible which is increasingly seen -- both by those inside and outside of the church -- as promoting intolerance and violence.

(2) The survey's questions addressed cutting Social Security to reduce the deficit, rather than to restore its own long-term financial integrity.

4 5 6 7 8 9 The approach of the EX-DCR and these new procedures is to create a bypass draining system, rather than to restore the obstructed nasolacrimal duct.

Mr. Herold also suggested painting the trim, rather than trying to restore a natural wood finish.

The disastrous ethos that governs the protection of many nature reserves on land – preserving the rubble of our devastated ecosystems rather than seeking to restore them – is now seeping into marine conservation.

He considered that rather than attempt to restore Royalist fortunes in the north, he was required to return south to rejoin the King.

Rather, therapy appeared to restore immunological homeostasis.

Ecosystem management must, therefore, develop adaptation strategies to face shifting baselines and maintain ecosystem services at a sustainable level rather than striving to restore an ecosystem state of the past.

There is a simple solution though – and one that be used to restore, rather than erode, the esteem in which MPs are held by the public.