Sentence examples for instead already from inspiring English sources

Millions of hybrids, which turn off their engines at low speeds to use battery power instead, already are on the roads, and numerous electric cars are scheduled to go on sale in the years ahead.

Some have therefore argued that the native flowering of Spanish Romanticism was not a tardy import; its principles were instead already present in Spain, but their full expression was delayed by the reactionary, tyrannical monarchy's persecution of members of a movement that was, at its beginning, liberal and democratic.

Instead, already sophisticated enough to know that "mom" in this case really meant "parent," my gal just pointed at the bald guy with the walrus mustache who was hurrying their way.

Instead, already in an early stage, progressing tumours reach and possibly infiltrate the pelvic floor muscles, which are continuous with the external sphincter more distally.

Instead, politics, already fractious under the previous socialist government, has become even more polarized.

Instead, it already appears more elusive, with the loss of Cairo as the host and broker for reconciliation talks.

Instead, Brody, already physically and psychologically tortured, was martyred, in the most unappetizing recent scene on television that I can think of.

"Chris Grayling risks encouraging the courts to bypass more effective penalties and instead use already overcrowded prisons as a gateway to treatment.

Instead, Pepper — already infamous for a string of "pranks" which prompted allegations of sexual assault last year — posted a video promising to take the murder prank down if viewers gave him $1.5 million.

Instead, the already thin ranks of foster parents are being pushed to take up the slack, with states using federal money to subsidize the costs of formally adopting the children.

The second option would mean that big US corporations such as GE, Fluor and Halliburton or even nationalised energy concerns in France or Germany would do it instead (they already own most of the UK's conventional power stations).