Sentence examples for has instead increased from inspiring English sources

We'd all love to live in a city free from auto pollution, but as far as I can see, adding bicycle lanes has not reduced the number of cars; it has instead increased gridlock, leaving cars idling in traffic longer, spewing even more pollution.

However, spending on law enforcement has instead increased dramatically over the last two decades that money has just been going toward military-grade equipment, not salaries for those using it.

If "public sector" employment had instead increased under Obama's tenure at the same pace it had during the Bush years, we would be looking at nearly 1.5 million more jobs on the books, which would lower the unemployment rate by almost a single point to 7.1percentt.

We have found that earlier data transmission is not feasible and have instead increased efficiency of the statistical monitoring process.

It has instead decided to increase the burden of proof for those trading in old ivory so that dealers will in the future have to provide clear evidence that the objects they are selling are more than 70 years old.

Electronic monitoring of the fetal heart rate during labor (EFM), originally designed to assess fetal stress and allow the early detection of the compromised fetus, has instead led to increasing maternal morbidity without decreasing fetal morbidity.

But prosecutors have instead only increased the figure as the investigation has worn on.

Still, ETA has not killed on Spanish soil in more than a year and has instead found itself under increased pressure from political allies to stop the bloodshed.

ETA has not killed on Spanish soil in more than a year and has instead found itself under increased pressure from political allies to stop the bloodshed, as well as struggling to maintain any operational structure.

But instead of riding the PS3 as a Trojan horse, Blu-ray has instead hobbled it by increasing its price and delaying its introduction.

So the Weather Channel has dropped "The Front" (as the campaign was called) and has instead taken another tack to increase what Mr. Schiffman called the "emotional connection" of its viewers to the company, its cable television offerings and its recently redesigned Internet site, www.weather.com.