Sentence examples for and considering instead from inspiring English sources

However, for those looking beyond the yearly fashion ebb and flow and considering instead the era-defining look, then it is clear that the beard should be retained.

Let's put aside that executive compensation debate for a moment and consider instead what Sreedhari Desai is studying.

FOR evidence of generational upheaval these days, you might skip over the usual suspects -- sex, drugs, rock 'n' roll -- and consider instead the church.

So next time a politician leaps on the expert-bashing bandwagon, I think we should resist knee jerk defensiveness and consider instead how to make our expertise more useful to those we want to engage.

But we should be careful about using such labels and consider instead sitting down with these groups to try to understand what has driven them to organise such events.

For the rest of the paper, we ignore this case and consider instead the case where each cell type is more efficient than the other at producing one of the two metabolites.

Towards this end, we depart from the EL description of the systems and consider instead port-controlled Hamiltonian models, which result from the network modelling of energy-conserving lumped-parameter physical systems with independent storage elements, and strictly contain the class of EL models.

This term, the Supreme Court has an opportunity to dramatically improve how our criminal justice system treats statements by very young children — if it is willing to look beyond the two bad options adopted by the lower courts and consider instead a creative, constitutionally appropriate middle path.

Big men with bulging biceps do not make a pretty sight when they dissolve into tears, so it felt kinder to leave James Horwill, Australia's captain, and Leigh Halfpenny, the Lions' vanquished goal-kicker, to their emotions at the final whistle of yesterday's error-strewn epic in Melbourne and consider instead the influence of Will Genia.

However, some Chinese scientists have differed, and considered instead China to be the place of domestication as De Candolle postulated earlier (Oka 1988).

If there is another path for the next generation of American poets besides mimetic lyricism or hermetic psycholinguistics, it is to turn away from both life and language and consider, instead, what survives in the negation of each.