Sentence examples for instead high from inspiring English sources

But the ball went almost nowhere, tipped instead high in the air by Lewis, who was rushing from the strong side.

Many expected 2011 to be different; instead high oil prices and disasters, natural and political, left the economy perilously close to recession.

Instead, high p/e ratios and rapid profits growth tend to go together.It used to be the role of central bankers to take away the punchbowl when the party was in full swing.

Instead, high voter turnout — 54 percent of eligible voters, according to Egypt's election commission — means that the leaders of the new People's Assembly can credibly claim a popular mandate and thus have the capacity to resist the officers.

Instead, high excess air can be suspected to cool the combustion chamber, resulting in high CO emissions.

Instead, high spenders are looking to rent an island or fly by helicopter to remote ski locations.

Instead, high-vis has become our modern cloak of invisibility.

Instead, high-resolution images of the valleys reveal more than 250 coiling spiral patterns that closely resemble lava flows on the Big Island of Hawaii.

If, instead, higher revenues are supposed to do the hard work, the wait may be long.

Instead, higher exports are needed to make up for insufficient domestic spending.

Instead, high-performance, scalable/distributed, object-orientated data stores are being developed internally and implemented at scale…large web properties have been building their own so-called "NoSQL" databases, also known as distributed, non-relational database systems (DNRDBMS).