Sentence examples for but instead involved from inspiring English sources
The statement also noted that travel restrictions were unnecessary because there was no evidence that the disease was transmitting from human to human but instead involved people who had come in close contact with infected birds.
Prior to this time, natural philosophy was mostly not practiced experimentally, but instead involved carefully observing nature and organizing knowledge about it.
While the host plants represented an almost infinite diversity of suitable niches for chrysomelids, their clade diversification was not in parallel, but instead involved the expansion into an existing, much older resource that likely promoted specialization and speciation [36].
However, our results do not support the assertion that the initial spread of agriculture into Europe proceeded purely as a cultural diffusion event, but instead involved the active dispersal of people from SW Asia.
This suggests that the slow RTs on these trials were not due to re-planning/vacillation, but instead involved a 'hesitation' to execute.
The following statement in the Results: "the slow RTs on these trials were not due to re-planning, but instead involved a hesitation to execute".
The storyline doesn't focus on rape by a stranger but instead involves two long-established characters – Jacqui and Gilly (a man).
They point out that recent advances in brain imaging have shown that most reading problems are not vision problems but instead involve glitches in language processing in the brain.
Those bonds are expected to carry a "cash component" that actually would no longer be pure cash but, instead, involve less attractive short-term bonds issued by Europe's bailout fund.
While his country has invested heavily in flood control, Mr. Kuijken, the delta commissioner, says this does not mean idly throwing around money but instead involves a careful cost-benefit calculation.
They also indicate that the GB motion is never perfectly coupled but instead involves at least some amount of sliding.
