Sentence examples for instead fallen from inspiring English sources

Many migrants have instead fallen into debt.

The payments have instead fallen by about 4.1 percent per year, according to Richard Larkin, director of credit analysis at Herbert J. Sims & Company.

His birdie putt from 25 feet above the fifth hole was struck too hard and would have rolled, according to Woods, off the front of the green had it not instead fallen into the hole.

Tarpischev, long the dominant personality in Russian tennis, has instead fallen back on a comeback tale (Kleybanova, once in the top 20, is working her way back from Hodgkin's lymphoma) and on youth (Khromacheva and Gasparyan are teenagers).

But as the Japanese economy stalled over the last two decades, prices have instead fallen in the reverse phenomenon, called deflation — the damaging downward spiral in prices that saps corporate profits and wages.

Since bottoming out a year after Mr. Obama took office, private-sector employment has risen by 4.6 million; but government employment, which normally rises more or less in line with population growth, has instead fallen by 571,000.

Let us instead fall back on facts.

Oklahoma City could not capitalize, instead falling behind by 7 points.

His own prose resists all detail, instead falling into frequent cliché.

Schleck tried to summon a counterattack but instead fell further and further behind.

They were dissuaded, and instead fell in behind the Afghan ranks.