Sentence examples for instead stands from inspiring English sources

Mr Noll said that the enormous sum has nothing to do with the events in the case but instead stands in relation to Mr Ecclestone's wealth which is estimated by Forbes at $4.2 billion.

Some Internet of Things experts claim that "IoT" instead stands for the "Internet of Threats". Indeed, IoT brings huge opportunities for innovation and automation, but it also comes with significant risks.

Because of all these issues, the suit says: "PayPal Giving Fund is a failed vehicle for matching donors and recipients, and instead stands as an obstruction to achieving the important goals of thousands of donors and charities worldwide".

In short, the prototype is not to be seen as an object, a list of specific surface structure features, nor does it resemble any existing actual language, but instead stands for the communality of elements, rules, and structures that underlie all language production.

In the context of acid-base reactions, the abbreviation HAc is sometimes used, where Ac instead stands for acetate.

The Chamber, instead, stands for whatever it wants to, whenever it wants to, depending on who's paying.

The WHO should have been fighting the virus by stepping into the obvious leadership vacuum, but instead stood on the sidelines and limited its role to advisory support.

In addition he argues that law enforcement agencies did not actively investigate threats on Malcolm X's life, but instead "stood back, almost waiting for a crime to happen".

Perhaps that is why so many players, eager to sympathize but wary of joining Kaepernick completely, have instead stood and locked arms.

Greenpeace's campaign urges Lego to stop promoting Shell, and instead stand up for the Arctic and protect the planet for future generations.

Aeschylus's Persians are not noble, admirable creatures but instead stand for everything the Greeks, according to their own self-image, are not.