Sentence examples for instead aims from inspiring English sources

Rather than increase taxes on individuals or corporations, the government instead aims to raise the already onerous sales tax (T.V.A).

Although Robson is healthy she has decided against playing at the Australian Open next month and instead aims to return at low-key events, probably in February.

Pinterest will not take a cut from retailers' profits, but instead aims to make money from the venture by selling promoted buyable pins and advertisements.

By contrast, the Bush administration reckons that cutting emissions would be too costly, and instead aims to reduce the rate of emission increases gradually over the next decade.

The Bali conference is not expected to deliver a fully negotiated and agreed climate deal, but instead aims to set the necessary wheels in motion.

Ms. Gorbis emphasizes that futurism is not about ivory-tower navel-gazing, but instead aims to engage people in shaping their lives and communities.

Instead, aim for 60 or 90 minutes at a higher intensity.

It is instead aimed at another public official: Bradley M. Campbell, the environmental protection commissioner.

Instead, aim to do a quarter each year until you've got it back to a reasonable height.

However, the announcement was "nothing to do with our sanctions" and was instead aimed largely at Asean nations, Lall argued.

It would focus less on breaking news and instead aim to emulate "Newsnight not News at Ten".