Sentence examples for instead of collectively from inspiring English sources

Fourth, if urban issues are addressed separately instead of collectively with broad SDGs, the role and impact of cities may become diluted in the overall process.

Conventional WHAN lacks higher "intelligence" in term of managing compound human comfort where as it deals with multitude of human comfort factors individually instead of collectively.

A little bloodshed is good for the news business, particularly if journalism professionals are back to shooting at each other instead of collectively gathering around their own grave, hand-wringing and waiting to be pushed in by a dismissive and disinterested public.

Once more in dealing with a crisis, precious time has been wasted on pointing fingers instead of working collectively to assess and tackle the challenge; on scrambling to raise fences along national borders as if this could be a solution to the largest refugee flows since WW II, instead of resolutely joining forces, resources and ideas to seek the best possible solutions.

In a departure from his normal procedure, Mr. Rowland spoke to a dozen reporters today in individual 15-minute interviews in his office, instead of addressing them collectively in a news conference and facing a barrage of quesitons.

Instead of seeing ourselves, collectively, as a "country" -- a society, a culture, a national community -- we now see ourselves as an economic arena -- a gladiatorial arena where it's every man for himself, where there are only winners and losers.

Therefore, data from individual hospitals were screened using backup codes instead of names or collectively according to hospital groups.

The site addresses the Milburn report recommendations by providing a platform for universities to create 'access' resources and engage in outreach activities collectively instead of individually and nationally instead of locally.

Another study posits that if every American spent 30 minutes a day walking or cycling instead of driving, we would collectively cut carbon emissions by 64 million tons and shed more than three billion pounds of excess flab.

With automation of cars, they could be put to use in much more ways and used collectively instead of independently.

Advances in discovery and communication allow for problems to be solved collectively instead of resorting to force or coercion.