Sentence examples for but perhaps instead from inspiring English sources

But perhaps instead of closing down abortion clinics, lawmakers might consider more ways to give these women better choices.

But perhaps instead fans should be inspired, and even encouraged, by the singer's frank admission about his mental health.

But the Glendive couple was working from a different cultural script, not written by the alt-right but perhaps instead by Toni Morrison.

You might look at some colleagues with envy and say, "hey, they just got really lucky". But perhaps instead they just got a high return on luck.

But perhaps, instead of recruiting 24-year-old history graduates as advisers, they could start by hiring people with experience on the public service frontline.

[Triage is the system by which doctors determine a patient's priority for treatment.] But perhaps, instead of closing reasonably functioning smaller casualty units with the promise of super casualty mega-departments, the powers that be could have just left good enough alone.

But then perhaps instead on Mondays at nine you were making a date with the latest Silent Witness on BBC1 – for the fact is that nearly two million more viewers preferred Silent Witness (and even Death in Paradise for that matter) to the much-hyped delights of Broadchurch.

Thus, the overproportionment of the long poly dA.dT tracts in Plasmodium spp. is not a reflection of any bias in their AT content, but is perhaps instead a reflection of the longer lengths of their intergenic sequences.

But did he perhaps instead take Newton's mathematical methods as offering the demonstrations needed to push natural philosophy into the domain of demonstrative knowledge and hence scientia?

But Mr. Anthony contends that a midafternoon snooze -- perhaps instead of a cup of coffee -- will help to enhance employees' alertness, performance and general well-being.

Perhaps instead the identity relation merely always accompanies, but is not constitutive of, what matters.