Sentence examples for that rather to from inspiring English sources

This week in London that old pacifist warhorse, the Peace Pledge Union, announced that, rather to its surprise, it had received £95,800 from the Heritage Lottery Fund to help it celebrate the war's 16,000 conscientious objectors.

These studies have proposed that, rather to function as Ca2+ leak channels, PS are able to modulate Ca2+ leak by modulating InsP3Rs and/or RyRs permeability [102] and, possibly, by reducing SERCA activity [103].

This led us to suppose that, rather than binding to monomeric AS, this neurotransmitter binds to and stabilizes intermediate AS aggregates once they have formed.

Architecturally this building appears to be Greek, but it also has features that belong rather to the Mesopotamian/Achaemenid tradition of palace design [12: pp. 25 48].

What is clear is that rather than going to Washington, he went back to Connecticut.

But it certainly is a possibility that, rather than continuing to decrease, religious identity could increase.

So what does it look like to collectively shift that, rather than chalk that up to individual people?

The article also claimed that rather than owning up to the forgery, Ivar Kreuger committed suicide.

And that, rather directly, leads us to look at the social causes of domestic violence.

The second reference to A Symphony of Three Orchestras should have been to that, rather than to A Symphony of Three Movements.

Intrapreneurs work from within an institution, providing their expertise to that institution rather to an external party.