Sentence examples for instead we might from inspiring English sources

Yes, it means giving up the sugar rush of controversy; but instead, we might get progress.

Instead, "we might say, in retrospect, that the larger American culture failed them".

Instead we might regulate the consumers in rich-world markets who are paying the fisherman to devastate the oceans.

Instead, we might try using less gasoline, by driving less and instead, car-pooling, walking, biking or using public transportation when possible.

We don't need to know who did what; instead, we might recall a movie or two, gaze over that fence and think about making a run for it.

Instead, we might experience a degradation of our current system, with those who are "good risks" obtaining private coverage and preference for employment, while "bad risks" go uncovered.

Instead perhaps we might briefly marvel at Andy Serkis's rendition of such neuroses as Gollum in The Lord of the Rings.

It involved instead what we might call a second-order attitude to erudition - and if that sounds fancy, it just means the human practice of calling bull on an idea which you think is full of it, and being unafraid to do so.

Instead, we believe they might indicate interactions in an earlier particle.

The difference today is that, instead of worrying we might sprout cow heads, we are more likely to worry about being transformed into machines.

(Just think: if he had ignored Horace Greeley and gone east instead of west, we might be observing Woodcutting Day today).