Sentence examples for instead the foundation from inspiring English sources

Instead, the foundation collapsed.

When design excellence is, instead, the foundation that defines a brand.

Instead, the foundation is hoping to make the Nobel Prizes more than just a spectacular credential by building on its already formidable Web site (www.nobel.se) to create the Nobel Electronic Museum in 2001.

Instead, the foundation asked Judge Korman to base future distributions on pro rata allocations to the nations where large numbers of survivors live and only then require distribution within those nations to the neediest survivors.

Instead, the foundation – whose land is almost entirely wild, including mountains such as Suilven – has refurbished a Victorian hunting lodge to attract more tourists, provide local employment and as a base for community activities.

Instead, the foundation on Dec. 14 issued a four-paragraph announcement of a "reorganization of key positions," stating simply that Ms. Van Isler had been offered the new job "as part of Pacifica's vision to restructure the organization and bring in some new leadership".

Environmentalists say they worry that the government has squandered a chance to use the downturn to put China on a cleaner growth path, and has instead laid the foundation for another toxic cycle of hypergrowth.

The judge, Stanley Ott of Montgomery County Orphans' Court, had been expected to make a definitive ruling but instead asked the foundation for a detailed feasibility study and a business plan.

The Shareholder Executive that holds public shareholdings before their inevitable sell-off should instead become the foundation of a British sovereign wealth fund – symbolic of a purposeful, value creating, long-term British capitalism.

Instead, the National Book Awards foundation has chosen to spotlight a number of quieter books.

His determined silence in the Origin on the effects of his ideas for humankind may have been intended - as he said - to be "diplomatic", but instead shook the foundations of human pride in our separate status.