Sentence examples for instead much more from inspiring English sources
Instead, much more strenuous efforts should be made to absorb them, economically needed as they are, into the fabric of society.In any event, stirring up hostility to immigrants was by no means the only reason for Mr Le Pen's success.
The TFEC data reported by IEA are instead much more detailed in terms of sectoral breakdown.
It's rare that the market gets educated, and instead much more common that it gets fixated on an idea of what a product category is.
He proposed instead, much more plausibly but still erroneously, that a projectile moves on account of a kinetic force which is impressed on it by the mover and which exhausts itself in the course of the movement.
The expression level of CYP1A1 is instead much more abundant in macaque livers.
This means that traditional utilities have turned instead to much more climate-damaging coal for generation.
Consequently, he may not worry about the cause or duration of a disease but instead be much more upset by immediate discomforts associated with the illness.
Instead, and much more interestingly, Mr. Levine conducted this thick-textured, ruminative 35-minute work at Sunday afternoon's concert by the Met Chamber Ensemble upstairs in Weill Recital Hall.
What transpired instead was much more exciting: Joshua snapped Klitschko's head up with a right uppercut, and then battered him down onto the canvas.
I'm glad to see Emma Stone nominated — although she deserved it for her role in Woody Allen's "Magic in the Moonlight" instead, a much more composed and surprising performance.
We wanted to get a way from the arguments about the pros and cons and instead think much more carefully about what this tells us about the climate change debate more generally.
