Sentence examples for either instead from inspiring English sources

But that hasn't worked, either: instead, Rauner has given Rahm the cold shoulder.

The French do not use that term either, instead preferring "égalité," which means equality.

No one says that, either: instead they talk about promoting domestic adoption within the nations that send children.

And none of them won, either; instead, the victor was "Romeo and Juliet," directed by Renato Castellani.

But that doesn't help, either: instead, Mr. Obama leads by 2.1 percentage points based on this method.

There's no greasy "mystery meat" burger joint at this stadium either, instead punters will tuck into fluffy bread rolls filled with sweet soy bean paste.

She refuses to comment either way, instead replying simply that it would be a "dream job".

"Ringu" doesn't make a great deal of sense either, but instead has a swift ruthlessness that borders on cruelty.

Private Labier did not talk much about his feelings either, suffering instead from what he described as a private torment.

But Fox News did not switch to the former vice president either, choosing instead to keep the camera on Bill O'Reilly.

More important, banks can now let their reserves target at the central bank fluctuate by 37.5percentt on either side, instead of the normal 1percentt band.