Sentence examples for which has instead from inspiring English sources

An act designed to drive communities apart, which has instead pulled them together.

Yet none of these issues came up for discussion before the city's legislative body charged with police oversight, which has instead devoted efforts to items like legislation imposing fines on the owners of dogs that bark too loud.

For almotriptan, which has instead a higher bioavailability (70%), pain relief in two out of three attacks is 75% and in three out of three attacks, 50%[54]].

Dynegy laid off several hundred workers four months ago and said it would try to raise $2 billion to strengthen finances and improve its image on Wall Street, which has instead gotten worse.

The government's two-thirds majority in Parliament had them at an advantage over the TNA during political discussions, yet this had not been exploited by the regime, which has instead let the discussions end prematurely.

Aslam said it would be ideal if Tunisia could follow in the footsteps of Morocco, which has instead sought the help of moderate imams to both prevent young men from leaving the country and reeducate those who fell victim to extremist propaganda.

Using Tim Rice's words, which had, instead of sixties piety, a jaunty Python playfulness, he managed to write a school play from Scripture which no one had to take too seriously.

In the past dozen years, he had started two firms — Pixar Animation Studios, which had many lean seasons before creating the hit film "Toy Story," in 1995, and NeXT, which he had hoped would rival Apple but which had, instead, limped along.

There are some other materials, such as hematite (iron oxide) which have instead an intermediate behaviour at these wavelengths.

In opting for an IPO, Gumi has taken a different route to many other Japanese games firm, which have instead exited via acquisitions.

Moreover, concerns have been expressed that the reforms triggered by donors suspending funds in 2011 in the wake of fraud claims have risked alienating civil society engagement from these reform processes, which have instead concentrated on bringing donor confidence back to the organisation [ 65].