Sentence examples for but would instead have from inspiring English sources

The megaliths would not have been used for ceremonies at ground level, but would instead have supported a circular wooden platform on which ceremonies were performed to the rotating heavens, the theory suggests.

The complicated structure also means that if Vivendi were to sell some entertainment assets like the cable businesses, for instance, it would not be able to use the proceeds to reduce corporate debt, but would instead have to funnel that money back to Vivendi Universal Entertainment.

They represented the kind of people who, in the previous American dispensation, would never have stayed in the city seeking partners through their twenties but would instead have been married and living out in New Rochelle with Rob and Laura Petrie.

The light rail model would have used the same approach as the tram in Ørestad, but would instead have run through a tunnel in the city centre.

The new branch would not have stacks of books, but would instead have lockers where people could pick up books ordered on demand, they said.

Also, a few debts were not audited annually, but would instead have a number of consecutive years be investigated in one sitting and thus several years of payments would be recorded in one Pipe roll.

But a joint initiative on fishing would instead have the potential to increase export revenue and serve as a catalyst for job generation.

But Reuters reported Friday that the NLRB would instead have to represent itself in the case, a sign that President Donald Trump's Justice Department might be switching sides.

But Reuters reported Friday that the NLRB would instead have to represent itself in the case, a sign that President Donald Trump's Justice Department might be switching sides. .

If males would have had the same cancer mortality as females (but still the background mortality of males) this would instead have been 22,535 years, giving a potential gain of 945 life years.

But he would soon learn that "Muhammad Ali" would transcend a mere name; it would instead have serious racial and social implications for both White and Black America.