Sentence examples for has instead left from inspiring English sources

The originator of the "No-Spin Zone" has instead left his public defense to a well-known spin doctor, Mark Fabiani, a former spokesman for president Bill Clinton.

For all but one of the former 2012 Republican presidential candidates, an opportunity to heighten their profiles has instead left them in debt and struggling to hold on to what political capital they have left, a reminder of the risk politicians take to run for the nation's highest office, Katharine Q. Seelye writes.

But it historically hasn't done serious follow-on funding, and has instead left that to the broader community of angels and venture capital firms.

Our politicians have instead left it to Facebook to do the right thing.

Some of the employees who had offered to return their bonuses have instead left the company, taking their cash with them.

Instead of having a strong, accountable agency measuring the value of projects and making sure we get the maximum stimulus bang for our deficit buck, we've instead left those calls to the most opaque, unaccountable and irresponsible branch of government.

BERLIN — Germany's year of recession and its current election campaign, which could have been a windfall period for refashioning its international perspectives, have instead left a jumbled, even discomforting picture of the country's priorities as a potential leader in Europe and a significant voice in the world.

"Too often,'' he added, "efforts to improve the quality or scope of Dow Jones publications — including the recent start of The Journal's weekend edition and, before that, Personal Journal — have instead left new ventures with fewer staff and resources than they need or were promised, and came with short-sighted cost cuts elsewhere in the enterprise".

… The Bank of Canada should not have responded to feedback [from focus groups] about how someone looked," he adds, but should have instead left the design to the artist.

Sadly, it isn't, so the question has, instead, been left to zoologists.

The remain campaign has instead attacked leave campaigners' "fantasy economics", arguing there would be no scope for tax cuts because the economy would be damaged by a vote to leave.