Sentence examples for none instead from inspiring English sources

Now, instead of low-paying jobs, there are none; instead of a relatively small group of people competing for resources, there's a very large group.

The three men on DNO's board have a combined 66 years of experience in the oil business, but the new women directors have none; instead they have backgrounds in accounting and human resources.

Their cognitive sophistication ranged from "Do you have suction cups?" (they had been learning about octopuses) to "If you are a spirit, how can you make things which people can touch?" Uncertain where to aim my answers, I offered none, instead describing ways in which people throughout history have attempted to handle these questions.

Hip-hop writing has been home to the most diverse stable of critical voices of any modern pop-musical form; an excerpt from Jeff Chang's seminal history, "Can't Stop, Won't Stop," for instance, would have added an Asian-American voice to this volume, which, regrettably, contains none instead.

She was prepared to countenance the alternative ending only because the original nursery rhyme that inspired the book also had an alternative ending: "He got married and then there were none", instead of "He went and hanged himself … " Director Craig Viveiros has said of the new TV version: "It's about turning the idea of a Christie on its head and pushing it forward to a new generation.

This method was employed based on a study conducted by Chapman et al. [ 3] in which the authors concluded that classification of a missing event as "none," instead of excluding it, would just bring the results towards the null.

And it makes none itself, instead selling licences for its semiconductor designs or its "architecture" (a recipe from which licensees make their own designs).

The prosecution called 55 witnesses during the trial, while the defense called none, suggesting instead that the entire trial was an ill-conceived attempt to find a villain in a tragedy.

During World War II, 85 million Americans purchased war bonds that brought the government $185 billion; in the last decade, we bought none and instead gave the richest 5 percent of Americans a tax break.

It was designed as a retrospective multicenter study, and clinical manifestations could only be categorized on an all-or-none basis, instead of more a sophisticated standardized scoring system.

Indeed, the pattern of visibility ratings was more similar to that obtained in a replication study (including EEG) by Sergent, Baillet, and Dehaene (2005), who abandoned the term "all-or-none" and instead referred to a "discontinuous transition" between nonconscious and conscious perception.