Sentence examples for is instead believed from inspiring English sources

The Age of Aquarius is not viewed as eternal, but it is instead believed that it will last for around two thousand years, before being replaced by a further age.

However, in contrast to sulindac sulfide, the sulfone does not block cyclooxygenase-2 (Cox2), but is instead believed to stimulate protein kinase G (PKG) activity via inhibition of cyclic nucleotide phosphodiesterase (cNPDE).

Instead, pore formation is rather believed to induce itself a modification in the mechanical behaviour, and was therefore classified as stress-affecting.

It is instead, he believes, the crux of his life's work.

Yet Mr Obama is instead leading Mr Assad to believe that his threat is empty.

Instead of being about the dispersal of wealth and power, as it would have us believe, Fifa is instead concerned with its concentration in the hands of an elite.

Far from the maltitol hades the snobs would have us believe, it is instead a temple both to the pursuit of excellence and, ultimately, creativity.

Time to campaign, to mobilise and speak for Europe as it is instead of a make-believe nirvana.

But analysts see no such victory, believing Mr. Assad is instead caught in a trap largely of his own making.

Antisemitism is instead a conspiracy theory of power, believing that the Jews – always operating as a collective – are bent on some grand plan of world domination.

"I believe that deregulation is instead a critical ingredient to facilitating competition, not something to be handed out after there is a substantial number of players in the market".