Sentence examples for instead argues from inspiring English sources

Instead, argues Jones, the word is supposed to start a broader conversation.

Instead, argues Kelly, in a Utopian piece titled "Better than Human," we should welcome our new robot overlords.

The second view instead argues that we lost and lost badly because we did not occupy the ground of progressive reform.

Often the tactic works; the government should wise up and retaliate against those who commission such attacks instead, argues Alejandro Hope of IMCO, a Mexico City think-tank.Attacks on journalists are causing a growing news blackout.

Instead, argues Crayford, people need to take an overall view of how to best protect themselves generally, including against the possibility of unemployment, rather than insuring in bits and pieces.

Instead, argues Mr McMahon, leaders should address the factors that keep businesses from thriving in the first place: employment costs (settlements for workers-compensation cases are the second-highest in America), energy costs (electricity prices are 63% above the national average), stifling regulations and the second-highest tax burden in the country.Upstate New York is not a lost cause.

Instead, arguing about money is a "top predictor" of divorce.

The cheerleaders instead argue Australia has a housing shortage.

advocates are loath to address this issue, instead arguing that sexual orientation is immutable, like race.

The MPs report says ministers must instead "argue robustly" for lower limits in future.

Instead, argue the Greens, each New Bus will be flogged unto its deathbed in The Smoke.