Sentence examples for are instead that from inspiring English sources

Odds are, instead, that Mr. Romney will win by somewhere in the range of 10 points to 20 points, meaning that many networks are likely to declare him the winner shortly after polls close.

The odds are, instead, that the U.S. government will end up having to do what governments always do in financial crises: use taxpayers' money to pump capital into the financial system.

As is characteristic of proponents of noncausal accounts, neither Ginet nor McCann places any additional positive requirements on free action; the further requirements are instead that certain conditions be absent.

There was, instead, that brand of aggressive disregard particular to New York that is sometimes much more effective in evoking shame and extracting money.

It is instead that the conveniently slowed traffic offers a decreased chance of death.

Morris's demand was, instead, that black regiments include black commissioned officers.

The speaker was instead that sparkling exemplar of corporate ethics circa 2002, Jeffrey Skilling.

It may be instead that the particular type of expression associated with Michelangelo, of an almost cosmic grandeur, was inhibiting.

The allure was instead that of belonging to a "subculture", an "elite and rarefied group" with access to everything.

It may be instead that Kim is puzzling over the meaning of "do me a solid", which would even stretch some people who speak English.

This makes no sense.According to comScore, the likeliest explanation is instead that Google itself is to blame by, paradoxically, increasing the quality of its ads.