Sentence examples for but could instead be from inspiring English sources

ANOTHER advantage of Dr. Nocera's system, Dr. Gamelin said, is that the hydrogen need not be delivered to people's homes, but could instead be created on the spot.

In fact, many of the stories in this collection don't need trigger warnings at all, but could instead be labelled "suitable for all ages".

Since antiquity, Greek, Islamic, and European geometers had attempted unsuccessfully to show that the parallel postulate need not be a postulate but could instead be deduced from the other postulates of Euclidean geometry.

Just as J Dilla showed that instrumental hip-hop wasn't just for THC-addled white blokes with blocked pores, but could instead be transformative and psychedelic, so too Boxed's producer crew make grime instrumentals into so much more than scaffold for MCs to build from.

This discrepancy does not appear to be due to a poor migration of the copolymer to the PS/HDPE interface, but could instead be attributed to the interfacial elasticity of the compatibilized interface, a phenomena that has not been accounted for so far in experimental studies on the morphology of compatibilized multicomponent polymer blends.

In a video podcast on Monday, Galloway claimed that the allegations against Assange "don't constitute rape," but could instead be seen as "bad sexual etiquette".

The role of hard drusen in the etiopathogenesis of AMD is still debated as a physiological expression of aging, but it could instead be an important predictive factor for the development of this pathology.

But the features could instead be created when cometary particles surrounding the nucleus fall back down again, disturbing the surface.

Elephants are hunted by poachers for their ivory, but if this could instead be supplied by the already extinct mammoths, the demand could instead be met by these.

In the last few weeks, Bernie Sanders has advocated for a "single payer" system to replace the Affordable Care Act, which Hillary Clinton has said has no chance of passing Congress and would mean scrapping a flawed but useful system that could instead be reformed.

If you think about something upsetting, come up with a con for it, e.g: "I'll miss sharing a bed" could instead be "But I don't have to fight for the blankets!" Thinking is what can hurt you the most, so be careful.