Sentence examples for instead the relevant from inspiring English sources

Captain Kaw had insisted, rather improbably, that the Syrian government had given Airman Al Halabi permission in the letter to travel not only to Syria but also to Qatar; instead, the relevant word meant "the homeland".

Nor was there a process to game out Mr. Trump's recent decision to pull out of Syria — instead, the relevant committees scrambled after the fact to bring some order to Mr. Trump's impulses.

Instead, the relevant notion of idea is that of a sign or symbol representing something other than itself, or an idea understood as possessing meaning.

Instead the relevant area may be easily missed.

Instead, the relevant architectural features of the individual networks could be quite specific and determined by the functional constraints on the particular system.

The book departs from the common emphasis on institutions, focusing instead on the relevant underlying economic issues, using state-of-the-art analysis to assess the appropriate design of regulatory and antitrust policy.

Rather than focusing on whether a population is susceptible or vulnerable, we focus instead on the relevant question: which individual- and population-level characteristics result in increased risk of PM-related health effects?

I found that edges of relatively weak IS were instead the most relevant to network structural stability (size of the largest connected component, Figure 2).

If the evidence is available, this criterion should not be used and instead, the criteria relevant to the evidence should be used.

"Instead, officials at the relevant offices within the D.O.E. each maintained that the other had responsibility for ambulance employees".

Instead, they stimulated the relevant nerve cells — the route between the hearing centers and the fear centers — by shining a blue light pulse.