Sentence examples for rather used for from inspiring English sources

The former enables a detailed analysis of the surrounding noise spectrum whereas the latter is rather used for source localization.

"Women seldom occupy higher positions in a [criminal] organisation, and are rather used for menial, but often dangerous tasks," it notes.

In Baden-Württemberg (Germany), the Upper Jurassic thermal aquifer is of shallower depth (Figure 1); therefore, the colder and thermal water is rather used for balneological purposes including heating of nearby buildings.

In this world, mobility would play a different role with a transport system rather used for special opportunities than for daily commuting leading to a paradigm shift affecting society, markets, as well as the competitive situations for the transport industries.

There are seventy-six color, full-sized reproductions studied in this large-format book, plus some twenty-nine smaller black and white images, in these cases not taken from Russian collections, but rather used for stylistic comparisons with some selected similar pieces from museums or private collections located in France.

As the results of group organization were identical to those of Fefferman & Ng [21], they are not explicitly reported here but rather used for comparison purposes.

That means the buttons take up little of the space that one would rather use for, well, browsing.

Smartwatches have a problem: They mostly appeal to people who already enjoy wearing watches, but they take up valuable wrist space that those same people would probably rather use for their actual timepiece.

We'd rather use, for example, "deceit" or one of its other synonyms, like double-dealing, because they are perhaps more precise.

Would Darling have rather used the money for something else? 4 25pm: Darling said he would have wanted to raise allowances anyway.

Included is the proviso that oil money must be invested in infrastructure and to boost agriculture, rather than used for recurrent expenditure.