Sentence examples for instead of emerging from inspiring English sources

I sometimes wonder what would have happened if instead of emerging among urban gay men, AIDS had first burrowed its way into the sexual lives of, say, accountants.

Instead of emerging with $5bn£3.15bnbn) in damages, as he had hoped, Berezovsky left with a huge legal bill and his reputation in tatters.

Instead of emerging as a hero with a tragic flaw, he comes across as a fuzzy-minded weakling who is all flaws.

Instead of emerging organically from a particular vision of what society should be like, policies are arbitrarily stitched together as means of appealing to particular constituencies.

But instead of emerging as a quirky team that could make a run in the N.C.A.A. tournament, Coastal Carolina has become the latest example of the underside of college athletics — a small college that dreamed big, took risks and is now paying the price.

However, classical theory is wrong, because if beam 3 is put through still another magnet C, with its magnetic field along x, the atoms divide equally into beams 5 and 6 instead of emerging as a single beam 5 (as they would if they had Sx = +ℏ/2).

The opposite of brazen living is a posture of mistrusting our intuition, apologizing for our existence, choosing to hide instead of emerge, and playing small when we deeply desire to expand.

Investors, says the bank, should buy shares in multinational firms with big emerging-market businesses instead of emerging-market shares and funds.

This loophole has been criticized for repeatedly being used by SPACs instead of the emerging growth companies it was intended for.

China is also moving rapidly into the manufacture of telecommunications equipment, cars, solar panels and other sophisticated goods in which it competes directly with the United States instead of with emerging economies.

Mr. Deninger of Broadview, which is based in Fort Lee, N.J., and has offices in Silicon Valley, Boston and London, said he chose to sell to Jefferies over any other bank because "most of the banks wanted to turn us into something we weren't," referring to other suitors' plans to refocus the group on bigger clients like Intel instead of smaller emerging companies.