Sentence examples for are instead more from inspiring English sources

Owners are instead more concerned about economic uncertainty and higher costs, including expensive fuel.

My crew are instead more determined and more motivated than ever to pursue the whalers to cut their kill quotas and damage their illicit profits.

There are, instead, more than 350 illustrated books, including his collaborations with Roald Dahl and the 35 stories that Blake has written and illustrated himself.

"The high taxable realized capital gains income observed on tax returns today are not necessarily a reflection of higher current incomes," Burkhauser and co-authors write in the 2013 paper, but are instead "more likely to be a residual effect of previously accrued capital gains that are only now being realized".

PBS viewers are instead more likely to support it.

The knee meniscus field has moved away from measuring mechanical properties, and are instead more focused on biochemistry and gene expression.

Perhaps, it was instead more evidence of what Hurd's sister, Jawanda Newsome, said in 2008.

It is, instead, more of an ancestral skirmish in the Reagan revolution, a contest between big and small government.

Mr. Gutiérrez is, instead, more of an alternative to the traditional, corrupt parties that have long hamstrung Ecuador, Mr. Pachano said.

It is, instead, more of a competition.

(Such firms were instead more likely to call only the Han candidate).