Sentence examples for rather usually from inspiring English sources

They are, rather, usually constrained by and often integrated with the agent's long-term goals and intentions.

However, MR-CoNS were rarely reported in avian disease, but rather usually reported from healthy birds [ 6].

They play silently and rather doggedly, usually doubles, and seldom bother to call the points.

Rather, he usually looks down at his screenplay and fails to see his actors, his settings, and his circumstances.

Rather, Echelon usually keeps a few months of supplies — at least for components that are available from only one source.

Rather, it usually evolves along a continuum that ranges from exclusion, to neglect, through to neutrality and awareness, and finally, full inclusion.

Trump wasn't taunting Sessions because of any policy differences between them but, rather, as usually seems to be the case with this President, for personal reasons.

At soot loading of 10 g/L or less the temperature differences across the soot layer are rather small (usually less than 10 °C).

The first two samples share two recessions in common and the timing is rather similar, usually within 2 quarters of each other.

Many studies have suggested that borrowers do not default immediately after receiving a loan; rather, it usually takes 3 years or more (Berger and Udell 2004).

Rather, they usually seek to understand morality with the aim of ascertaining what we should do or what we are obligated to do.