Sentence examples for but must instead from inspiring English sources

In 2013, a truly dystopian work of fiction cannot rely on fantasy, but must instead engage more scrupulously with reality.

With steer-by-wire, suspension and steering systems are no longer governed by purely mechanical criteria but must instead be designed according to mechatronic considerations.

Recalling George Bailey, this Tibetan farmer dreams of traveling the world, but must instead content himself with barely getting by in all of the ordinary ways.

Other bug finding tools aren't even included in standard development tool sets but must instead be separately downloaded, installed, and run.

To do this more efficiently, I'd need to write my own IO functions, ones that cannot be expressed using the threaded abstraction, but must instead fall back to raw asynchronous operations.

The return to equilibrium proportions happens so rapidly that it cannot be due to different growth rates of the different cell types, but must instead be due to cells changing their state.

The is the lot of the modern centre-forward, who never sleeps or drifts out of the game or pops up here and there with a goal, but who must instead knit his way into the play like an advanced midfielder.

The unpopular, but honest, Ms Villarán must instead devote her energies to fighting an effort by her opponents to organise a recall referendum to unseat her in September.

So – if you type in The Making of Her by Susie Nott-Bower, you can't just click on the cover to buy the book, but must go instead to the sidebar to find Linen Press listed among other sellers.

The sample could be therefore considered homogeneous with regards to the emotional profile and hence possible sexual disorders could not be due to any psychological problem but must be instead ascribed to infertility treatment.

We show that the modulation of permeability of FG brush behavior by TFs is not a result of structural changes of the FG Nups, but must result instead from the rapid, multivalent interactions of TFs with FG repeats (Tetenbaum-Novatt et al., 2012; Schleicher et al., 2014).