Sentence examples for has instead tried from inspiring English sources

Sources & acknowledgmentsReprintsIn the past few years Britain has stopped trying to apply the brakes to Europe and has instead tried to find a reverse gear.

CAIRO — While many Arab nations have relied on force to try to crush popular aspirations for change, Kuwait, like other oil-rich kingdoms of the Persian Gulf, has instead tried to spend its way to stability.

The central bank has instead tried to curb inflation by allowing the yuan to rise at a faster pace against the dollar by an annual rate of 18% in the first quarter of this year.

Mark Serwotka, the head of PCS union which represents workers within the Passport Office, said that the Home Office has resisted giving staff proper payrises and accompanying pension payments and has instead tried to rely upon the payment of bonuses instead.

Rather than acknowledging the fact that Israel, like quite a number of other governments as well as irregular groups, has indeed engaged in wanton attacks against civilian targets for political goals (which is the common definition of terrorism), Obama has instead tried to cover up for such Israeli violations of international humanitarian law by blaming the victims.

Mr Hamilton, MP for Tatton, had instead tried to tough it out before resigning under pressure from Mr Major.

They have instead tried, so far unsuccessfully, to negotiate with the settlers, hoping to authorize some outposts inside the barrier if the settlers voluntarily leave the others.

I have, instead, tried to keep to a simple rule of "read once" before getting back on with the business of writing the next book.

Faced with a heavier regulatory burden, a lethargic economic recovery and the loss of once-big moneymakers like complex derivatives tied to mortgages, the banks have instead tried to cut their biggest expense: people.

Partly, this parallels the organic-food movement, in which big corporations, not wanting to cede the business, have instead tried to co-opt it by weakening standards and employing their marketing might.

Since Thailand began its crackdown on smuggling routes, thousands of people have instead tried to reach Malaysia by sea, crowded onto fishing boats which are then abandoned by their traffickers.