Sentence examples for but instead must use from inspiring English sources

Agencies should not impose new obligations on the public in a news release, blog post or speech, but instead must use statutory rulemaking procedures that provide public notice and an opportunity for comments.

On the other hand, David Cameron will not likely be able to further damage Gordon's favourability, but instead must use the debate to motivate his base and solidify his shaky plausibility among marginal centrist voters.

Under Korean law, companies cannot set the prices of their mergers, but instead, must use the trailing price of its stock and a formula to determine the merger value.

The traditional inventory summation is insufficient for such analyses, which instead must use additional economic models and parameters.

Customers no longer just make a single buying decision about a product, but instead must actively commit to using the product, or else they churn.

Instead, they must use support staff, or employ part-time supervisors.

Instead, you must use the earpiece that plugs into the BlackBerry's top edge.

Instead, it must use its paws to fish out the morsels inside.

Instead, you must use a code — talk about wanting to make a difference, or of finding medicine and disease fascinating, or your love of using your hands.

Instead, individuals must use what I call a "positivity currency" approach that is grounded in actual positive interactions, events, and memories — the things known to boost resilience.

Instead, we must use all tools of American power to provide for the common defense, including providing effective leadership to our alliances.