Sentence examples for instead at the same time from inspiring English sources

Work for us instead!" At the same time, it sounds like Twitter is hoping to see broader industry adoption, too — in addition to asking for feedback, the blog posts asks readers to discuss the IPA "with your companies".

When government spokesmen use overwrought language, it's because they're about to lie When people use words such as "concurrently" instead of "at the same time", or say, "I myself", I just go, "Agh!".

In my opinion, we did not merely delimit the object of development during this deliberation-instead, at the same time, there occurred a transfer of the development object from learning the techniques of observation and documentation to assessing the impacts of work done by an educator and developing their competence and their skills of observation, documentation and assessment.

Abdylmyanov takes that research a step further and says the planets formed at different times instead of at the same time.

What is certain, Dr. Uccellini said during a briefing with reporters on Thursday, is that this is large storm, a collision of a tropical storm moving west instead of east at the same time a winter storm is moving in from the Midwest during a full moon.

You compete asynchronously via high scores instead of directly at the same time, so it's convenient to try your luck any time.

Half of the GPs said that they used the CRP test when the patients seemed very ill and had a fever and half of them said that they used CRP regardless of the patients' condition (Table  3) (Quotation I).> Moreover, some doctors stated that they frequently used CRP as a first step in the management of patients with sore throat, instead of, or at the same time as, RADT (Quotation J).

Try blowing one nostril at a time instead of both at the same time.

Instead of throwing your balls at the same time, stagger the timing where one of your hands is releasing and throwing the balls in the air while the other is catching.[5].

He says he'll instead hold a fundraiser at the same time, for injured war veterans.

It was proposed that Jeremy Corbyn, the Labour leader; Angus Robertson, the SNP leader at Westminster; Tim Farron, the Liberal Democrat leader and Nigel Dodds, the DUP leader, would instead lay their wreaths at the same time.