Sentence examples for instead, because of from inspiring English sources

Rudolph estimates that 30% or more of his students are interested in starting their own businesses--but, he notes, most will join retail chain pharmacies instead "because of the sheer number of jobs available and the supply and demand for pharmacists today".

We picked Colleen's album as the album of the month this month, and I was supposed to arm wrestle her after her set, but just bought a t-shirt and left instead, because, of course I did.

"It came about instead because of the courts".

Instead, because of a birdie from Woods, the favorites finally earned honors.

Instead, because of the way the state law was written, it endures.

Instead, because of the yearlong halt on new drilling, production is about 700,000 barrels a day lower than forecast.

They occasionally met in the afternoon for a second workout, although Goucher often napped instead because of pregnancy-induced fatigue.

Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi of Italy objected to Finland, plumping for Parma instead, because of its famous ham.

Instead, because of the quirks of quantum mechanics, they should glow ever so faintly, like smouldering embers in a dying fire.

More broadly, the confrontation between secularism and popular religious movements, which might in the best of circumstances provide for a fruitful interaction of opinions, instead because of local, regional, and global factors created an atmosphere of tension and repression that was often not conducive to creative thought.

Another agent could mean, and therefore think, something different by "water"—the substance XYZ instead because of differences in the environment and history of acquisition of their concept.