Sentence examples for operated instead from inspiring English sources
In probably his last Test outing on home soil, Brian O'Driscoll operated instead more like a third flanker than the great centre he is - a breakdown bandit winning turnovers and forcing penalties.
If both banks operated instead in a set of provinces with a 5% increase in housing prices (the 10th decile of house price increases), the differential fall in business lending granted by the bank with the highest exposure would be 1.90 % instead ((1.90=-1.93 + 14.03) * 0.05).
SP&S inaugurated passenger service between Portland and Vernonia in March 1923, with two round trips per day; a passenger-only train ran to and from Union Station, but a mixed freight-passenger train operated instead from the Hoyt Street station.
We operate instead in a gray zone, rarely fully engaged and rarely deeply relaxed.
It operates instead on a cash-based system that should have gone out with the Tweed era.
In Rwamagana, that was not the disaster it could have been elsewhere – another doctor was found to operate instead.
He says that many leading brain theorists operate instead on the basis of philosophy or computational theories, ignoring biology or giving it short shrift.
That's good news for Qantas's rivals on the route, whose planes will suddenly look rather modern in comparison with the more dated Boeing 747s that the Australians will have to operate instead.
I doubt the candidates can block outside groups entirely at best they'll reduce the quantity of ads—so I encouraged disclosure of how these behind-the-scenes networks operate, instead.
One big hurdle is that in most states, utilities are still granted rates of return that depend mainly on the power plants and equipment they own and operate instead of how much energy they save.
Now, Blitz spirit combines a number of characteristics that are thought to be quintessentially British: stoicism and phlegm, taking things on the chin, knuckling down to business, co-operating instead of whining - you know the kind of thing.
