Sentence examples for have instead responded from inspiring English sources

The usual penalty is to be deported, but Indonesian authorities have instead responded with a severity that has shocked the media industry.

Since then the UK Foreign Office has evaded a series of media inquiries about Diego Garcia and about the report, and has instead responded with a stock response.

When controversial issues like these have arisen in the past, far from throwing the baby out with the bath water, the scientific community has instead responded strongly and raised standards.

He could, instead, have responded in one of a hundred different ways — perhaps by concentrating on asking whether the war, in the past four years, has really gone the way anyone would have wanted.

If she had just sent me her question in the first place, I could have quickly responded, instead of waiting for her to get her thoughts together.

Mr. Arrugaeta argued that ETA was not driven to throw in the towel by years of intense pressure from the Spanish and French police, but instead had responded to the Basque people's desire for a peaceful solution and to the fact that international peace negotiators had stepped in to help end the conflict.

Instead, respond with a mean comment.

Instead, many witnesses have responded with gratuitous evidence intended, apparently, to show that they are men in possession of virtues of the sort McCarthy would approve….

Instead, many bosses have responded, entirely rationally, by trying to sweat as much return in as short a time as they can manage from as little equity as possible.

Instead, the schools have responded with a combination of puffery, disregard and denial.

They have usually responded to major street protests with concessions and ingratiation instead of just bullets.