Sentence examples for instead of transporting from inspiring English sources

Mr. Leone says he feels like a temporarily deadbeat dad for competing and commentating here instead of transporting her to college.

And by judiciously letting the river do the job, instead of transporting settlement by barge, or by pipeline, the costs could be reduced.

Instead of transporting him to the future where time machines exist -- You couldn't possibly adapt" -- the time-traveler leaves him, in a younger, healthier body but with all his memories intact, in Richmond, Va., on April 8 , 1999

Instead of transporting us back to an anarchic childhood world where right and wrong are just words like any others, to be tossed about at merry whim, the show drearily suggests that even grown-ups have to keep doing their homework, working doggedly toward self-improvement day after endless day.

Allen's earlier company, Sidecar, recently pivoted into concentrating on deliveries for businesses instead of transporting passengers after finding it too hard to go up against Uber and Lyft.

Instead of transporting all the construction materials from Earth to the red planet with incredibly high cost, using Martian soil to construct a site on Mars is a superior choice.

The SPI can be reduced by 42% for catch crops which were harvested, fermented and then mulched (instead of transported) compared to scenario V0.

That number fell sharply after mass protests against corruption, police violence, forced relocations and wasteful public spending on football stadiums instead of transport, healthcare and education.

Instead of transport distances, in this analysis transport price ratios are compared to provide insight into the price competitiveness of intermodal barge transport in different locations.

"In five to 10 years time we wouldn't be surprised to see jetpacks flying around on a daily basis," according to chief executive Peter Coker, "in some countries even being used instead of transport".

Millions of tons of potentially toxic refuse created by recyclers of cars and heavy home appliances in the Bay Area have been buried in municipal landfills, instead of being transported in specially designated trucks and placed in dumps for toxic materials — a mode of transport and disposal that can dramatically increase costs.