Sentence examples for might be instead from inspiring English sources

Earth Jurisprudence: Private Property and the Environment explores how an alternative conception of property might be instead grounded in the ecocentric concept of an Earth community.

Ask students to brainstorm ways in which technology that is typically considered by adults, at least to disrupt the learning process might be instead used to enhance it.

Someone like Rees-Mogg's friend Boris Johnson, the former Foreign Secretary, who spends his time making wild statements about European tyranny while failing to properly fill out his parliamentary financial-disclosure forms, might be, instead.

(And even if you are, think how refreshing a cold beer might be instead). In which case, maybe you'd be better off with a cool red rather than a jammy one.

If there is a risk to democracy it might be, instead, in the way the routine of gun violence and terrorist horrors like San Bernardino brutalize us as a people, and the way the paranoia they provoke changes our sense, to use one of the President's favored phrases, of who we are.

On the other hand, it might be instead that as a matter of fact all surfaces are topologically closed.

In its Miami plan an exam might be $36 instead of $69; a crown $535 instead of $981.

The optimal transceiver architecture that achieves the ergodic sum capacity is rather complex and suboptimal architectures might be considered instead.

That helps to prevent people from creating copies that might be watched instead of yours.

So thanks to Mr. Armey's efforts next year's unemployment rate might be 6.4percentt instead of 6.5.

(Admittedly, we might be dealing instead with Western Europe's problems: relatively stagnant growth and high unemployment).