Sentence examples for but instead recognised from inspiring English sources

The arrival of this new satellite channel should not be the cue for another anti-Murdoch rant but instead recognised as an opportunity.

A more logical approach by employers would not be to "set guidelines for the amount of time that staff spend online" but instead recognise that they are going to do it, then give them a list of the best and quickest sites to go to for online shopping, thus saving hours on Google.

Certain miRNAs do not target coding mRNAs but instead recognise long non-coding transcripts from so-called TAS loci [ 2].

A good example of this is Bottega Veneta, whose leather goods display no visible symbols or logo, but are instead recognised by the weaved leather pattern of their products.

"One thing that is striking is that individuals who are usually first to denounce footage of this kind as part of a 'dishonest' campaign against Isis have instead recognised it.

In this study a simple sequence homology search indicated that the inserts identified through the two different selection assays did not recognise any sequences within the human transcriptome with complete complementarity and instead recognised between 7 and 20 different targets, using the criteria of 14 bases of contiguous homology.

Palau, a former US territory, is one of a handful of countries that does not recognise China, instead recognising Taiwan.

Instead recognising this, being aware and researching it rigorously will allow us to make more informed decisions.

Instead, recognising the opportunity to finish what he had started, he persuaded the Farc to begin peace talks.

So the world should instead recognise Iran's basic right to carry out all parts of the nuclear fuel cycle.

We ask you that you don't devalue our artists or their work, and instead recognise what art offers Australia.