Sentence examples for instead of far from inspiring English sources

"It's infuriating that these rabbis are so focused on the Internet, instead of far more serious dangers," an organizer, Ari Mandel, said.

Because of citizen action -- and ONLY because of it -- there are some 450 reactors worldwide instead of far far more.

Remember every 10 lbs is one clothing size less and look forward to buying new clothes after that weight loss... Think of your possibilities for achievements in education or training that are within reach instead of far down the road.

P m ′ was determined similarly, except that background actinic light was used instead of far-red illumination.

"Reason and justice require us to direct agricultural investments close to Libya instead of the Far East or Central Asia," he said.

They renovated the two old greenhouses at the top of the garden and, instead of searching far and wide for suppliers, limited themselves to produce they could grow and whatever could be foraged, hunted and fished in the immediate area.

By Eugene Kinkead The New Yorker, December 12 , 1942P. 15 Last week the Fifth Avenue Coach Company's new policy of stopping on the near instead of the far corners compelled us to make a minor adjustment in our life.

As al-Qaida regroups, attacking innocent holidaymakers in Bali and issuing new threats, those of us who supported the war on al-Qaida can't help feeling that the Iraq initiative is a way of changing the subject, of focusing on an enemy who can be found and defeated instead of the far more elusive enemies who really are at war with America.

You can appreciate the comfort of your life but still get irritated when the cashpoint gives out a single £50 note instead of the far more useful combination of two £20s and a £10, and that doesn't make you Marie Antoinette.

The extra compounding comes into play because the required minimum distributions will be based on your kids' expected life spans instead of your far shorter one.

"Nuclear is something uncanny and present in our domestic spaces and pastoral landscapes, instead of some far away spectacle".