Examples of using But rather in English and their translations into Hindi
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But rather, you can choose your schedule to balance school with work and family obligations.
These are not just“statements” made by faceless figures, but rather statements from actual doctors who have experience in the field of psychiatry and sexology.
Mp4 files which are no videos but rather AAC-encoded audio, also in. m4a
This is not due to a lack of interest, but rather has a lot more to do with the person just not being able to….
Usually the pain isn't felt during the activity but rather when stopping.
Our analysis illustrates how the Lorax is not some self-proclaimed steward of the environment but rather a participating member of the ecosystem.
After all, that's where the"luxury" part comes in, otherwise it wouldn't be Lake Tahoe luxury rentals, but rather Lake Tahoe rentals.
a small LED notification monochromatic of white color but rather faint, and one dual camera selfie.
Pain is not usually felt during the activity, but rather just after stopping.
Note that opportunity cost is not the sum of the available alternatives, but rather the benefit of the single, best alternative.
Pain isn't often felt during exercise but rather just after stopping.
In conclusion, tape reading is not watching every trade that passes by(a monotonous task) but rather keeping an eye out for unusual impulsive action, unusual volume,
The problem isn't science- we know how to make GM brinjal- but rather politics, because our political leaders have refused to let us have access to the basic technologies that farmers in many other countries take for granted.
I will never tire of saying that the mercy of God is not some beautiful idea, but rather a concrete action;
Self- interest has to be replaced with genuine love:“ Let the stealer steal no more, but rather let him do hard work,
While Snapchat is not technically just a“messaging app” but rather qualifies more like a social media app,
Faith in Jesus Christ means no longer trying to secure salvation based on works, but rather trusting that what Jesus did was sufficient to secure salvation.
It turns out, the poison in these animals does not appear to be created by the frogs themselves, but rather is believed to come directly from their diets
Faith in Jesus Christ means no longer trying to secure salvation based on works, but rather trusting that what Jesus did was sufficient to secure salvation.
