Sentence examples for stages rather than from inspiring English sources

Performances are often given on traditional proscenium stages rather than in circus rings.

Israeli officials say the new plan calls for a withdrawal in stages, rather than all at once.

It is best to start at the early stages rather than wait until one has adjusted to a quieter world.

She concludes that focusing on the early stages, rather than on "refinements to the trial process" might be more fruitful.

Assistance to G.M. and Chrysler may come in stages, rather than in a single aid package, administration officials said Thursday.

He seems likely, instead, to take a similar approach to last year, riding among the overall leaders on selected stages, rather than consistently.

With a hung parliament there are stages, rather than one, in the formation of a government – the election and the post-election negotiations.

"Humans have this very well-developed prefrontal cortex, which allows us to look ahead a number of stages, rather than just behaving in a reflexive fashion.

The final plan for the site will be driven largely by the cost and feasibility of any design, including the question of adding commercial buildings in stages rather than all at once.

Studies by the American Cancer Society, for instance, have found that the uninsured are significantly more likely than those with private insurance to be diagnosed with cancer in late stages rather than early stages.

"Focus on tasks at the early stages, rather than on interpersonal relationships, and then switch to relationship building" later, writes Lynda Gratton, a professor at the London Business School; Andreas Voigt, a research assistant at the school; and Tamara Erickson of the Concours Group, a professional services company.