Sentence examples for instead consistently from inspiring English sources

But American policymakers of both parties have stuck with realism instead, consistently choosing the devil we know over the risks inherent in cutting Egypt loose.

While many assumed that Obama would spend the first few months learning the ropes, he has instead consistently pushed on his agenda – particularly on the economic stimulus package - in a strong, forthright and decisive style.

When plotted graphically, the resulting rates are not linear as would be expected, but instead consistently form shallow sigmoid curves.

Instead, consistently (at least five days a week), do something as simple as walk for the equivalent of an hour (you can break this up throughout the day).

Most importantly, the Israel to which they are supposed to feel allegiance doesn't give a damn about what the rest of the world thinks - including American Jewish liberals committed to universal human rights and political correctness, and instead consistently moves toward ethno-nationalist right-wing politics, often with racist undertones.

Instead, consistently up-regulated transcripts across several replicate populations were associated with cellular processes and signalling, information storage and processing, metabolism and even viral processes (Benner et al. 2013).

Instead choose consistently good mashed potatoes or barley pilaf.

Instead, we consistently place child care duties — providing them or paying for them — in the mother's realm.

Instead of consistently promoting radical change, Yeltsin vacillated, one moment supporting reformers like Anatoly Chubais, the next moment backing conservatives like Viktor Chernomyrdin.

However, instead of consistently picking the option that meant more winnings to them, often at less risk, participants picked options that meant doing better than their partner — even if it cost them potential earnings.

"Rather than defending this straightforward bribery case on the merits, defendants instead have consistently sought to attack the government's integrity," Mr. Pletcher wrote in a motion filed Jan . 5