Sentence examples for instead of mainly from inspiring English sources

In theory, it would help people living in poor countries now, instead of mainly benefiting their descendants.

As Europe's luxury-goods firms grow from low-volume exclusivity to semi-industrial scale thanks in large part to China's voracious appetite for their wares Mr Gutsatz argues that they "must think of economics" and consider manufacturing in China itself instead of mainly exporting to it.

In animal breeding, a good example exists in breeding for improved reproductive performance in sheep in New Zealand (Young 2015), boosting lambing percentages with twins and triplets instead of mainly single lambs.

Betty Porto, owner of the eponymous Brand bakery and cafe, said her customer base has grown to include locals instead of mainly fans visiting from other cities. "Everybody just used to work here and leave, but now that's changing, now more people live here," she said.

However, instead of mainly occupying the peptide binding cleft, the compounds were preferentially docked perpendicular to this cleft, extending into a hydrophobic pocket in the Zn2+ domain.

Instead of mainly focussing on what we don't know yet we should focus more on what we already do know in order to facilitate more pragmatic problem solving interpretations of environment and health complexity.

Instead of depending mainly on his or her capacity for invention, the new writer transports information.

Instead of relying mainly on guitars, their songs are built on a foundation of shimmering, droning electric organ.

Instead of being mainly dependent on their home parish, those schools will be financed by clusters of parishes, or by the archdiocese at large.

But instead of concentrating mainly on their subjects' formal qualities -- she was interested in the horse, she has said, simply as a form to paint -- many of them deal with the occasionally jarring world she discovered in New Mexico.

Since "the ultimate purpose of economic growth is to deliver higher living standards at home," the speech stated, surplus countries should satisfy domestic needs instead of focusing mainly on exports.