Sentence examples for using rather from inspiring English sources

It is nonetheless encouraging that, using rather crude statistical measures of variability, it is possible to derive clinically useful information.

Response can be improved by using rather large magnets, but these make a good loudspeaker rather heavy.

They trusted in celebrity Wall Street research analysts who urged investors, often using rather innovative valuation criteria, to load up on stocks in unprofitable dot-coms, even after their prices had soared to untenable levels.

Still, for the defense, the most important portion of Mr. Fastow's comments, legal experts said, could be the actual words he portrays himself as using, rather than his interpretations of what he believed others thought he meant.

Chris Gorringe's successors will still make their weather and postponement reports over the loudspeakers, using rather the same measured tone for good news and bad news, which has always seemed like an audio relic of the days of empire, when tightly regulating one's diction was a way to avoid projecting vulnerability to the potentially restive locals.

These three attributes were discussed with Focus Groups in depth, using rather emotive ways of labelling.

A new study from The Club of Rome, a global thinktank, highlights that moving to a circular economy by using and re-using, rather than using up, would yield multiple benefits.

"It is drawing out the skills you used rather than just the mechanics".

As such, graphical scores were used rather than traditional sheet music.

His apology was for the language he used, rather than the sentiments he expressed.

"To me, that's the criteria you should use rather than any party label".