Sentence examples for instead to discuss the from inspiring English sources

Vaccarino apart, in Castelvetrano there are few other locals who will refer to Messina Denaro by name, preferring instead to discuss "the fugitive".

Zuckerberg didn't really address this directly, choosing instead to discuss the value of the relationship between people who have deemed each other friends.

They wrote that the results "stand as a relative indictment of routinely offering chemotherapy to patients with terminal cancers". "These data...suggest that equating treatment with hope is inappropriate," they continued, calling on oncologists instead to discuss the pros and cons of continuing treatment with late-stage cancer patients.

Early use of whole genome sequencing indicates that the time required for counseling is substantial, with reports of post-test sessions of 2 to 3 hours [ 33– 36]; a patient-friendly lab report may help reduce the time needed to explain test results, leaving more time instead to discuss the significance of the results for health care, and may increase the use and feasibility of testing.

Whether one agreed or not with his specific take on this or that issue or event, it was obvious that here was someone with a deep interest in the labour movement, who was not planning retirement or preferment to the Lords, but instead to discuss and write about the history of the movement he had served.

But Russia's foreign minister, Sergey V. Lavrov, said here on Thursday that Moscow considered any unilateral sanctions "counterproductive," and that it wanted instead to discuss how to eliminate the existing ones as part of the talks with Iran.

The aim was not to conduct a systematic review, but instead to discuss noteworthy articles of interest.

Steinbrenner, the team's principal owner, and Torre do not always talk about baseball, preferring instead to discuss horse racing.

And significantly, Apple hasn't denied it's possible either, instead choosing to discuss the merits of why it thinks it shouldn't.

When Tlaib mentioned her letter, the caucus instead moved quickly to discuss the policy to-do list.

Instead, he wanted to discuss the issue that has taken him on a nationwide "college tour," with Stanford as its last stop: what to do with the so-called "knowledge reservoir" of data held by the FDA as well as by health-care organizations and universities.