Sentence examples for rather to the extent from inspiring English sources

"Rather, to the extent that eBay may have possessed general knowledge of infringement and dilution by sellers on its Web site, eBay did not possess knowledge or a reason to know of specific instances of trademark infringement or dilution as required under the law".

Nothing in this article should be read as praise for North Korea's good behavior or intentions; rather, to the extent they were willing to compromise and not get a bomb, it was purely for self-preservation, nothing more.

Rather, to the extent that greater diversity implies less correlation among the outcomes of different candidates, it does imply that the probability of all candidates failing should be lower.

It is important to emphasize that our experiment is not designed to compare these three methods head-to-head, but rather to assess the extent of improvements in the accuracy of each method that can be made by exploring the search space in a more thorough manner.

Our intent was not to estimate the impact of policies aimed at increasing SBA attendance, but rather to estimate the extent to which targets for reducing maternal mortality, stillbirths and neonatal mortality related to intrapartum events, will depend not only on improving SBA attendance but also on preventing these adverse outcomes in unattended births.

Fibrin clot characteristics in CKD differ from non-CKD patients in close correlation to inflammatory level rather than to the extent of uremia [ 19].

One possible confounding might be that relative response slowing was directly related to difficulties in instructed S R translation rather than to the extent of increasing O R usage.

So it all hinges on the differential impact of the effect of the UKIP vote and whether, or, rather, to what extent the Lib-Dem vote holds up.

So, the issue is not whether an increased firing in the GPi/SNr during STN-DBS is observed (several demonstrations are available), rather to what extent this correlates with the decreased thalamic GABA.

The problem is that everything, and I mean everything, is summarised rather than dramatised, to the extent that it's nearly impossible to feel part of the story.

The face covering of wool is rather heavy, even to the extent of causing wool blindness in some specimens, but selective mating has alleviated this problem.