Sentence examples for instead would represent from inspiring English sources

Party leaders crafted the legislation so Republicans could, on a technicality, argue that it would not actually raise taxes and instead would represent one of the largest tax cuts ever.

It was also decided that the number 12 would no longer be worn by any Shamrock Rovers player and instead would represent the club's supporters.

And if the poll had forcasted Mr. Romney to win the state by 5 points instead, it would represent a 17-point error.

Instead, I would represent "The People" in print, on camera, in classrooms, through speeches -- all of which I had been juggling while being a DA.

If Mother Nature can do the job instead, then it would represent a tidy saving for the country's exchequer.

One measure, already on the ballot, calls for five council members instead of the current seven, and the members would represent districts instead of being elected at large.

The 53-voter turnout as instead claimed by Mr. True would represent 25 percent of Mr. McCain's vote total.

If, instead, the US supports Allawi now, this would represent not an expanded US presence, but rather insurance that we can withdraw responsibly from Iraq.

Instead, McIlroy declared two years ago this month that he would represent Ireland.

Having districts would mean each council member would represent a specific geographic area of the city instead of the entire community.

This is equal to the question whether a Type I setting would represent a least cost option, or whether a Type II arrangement would do so instead.