Sentence examples for built but on from inspiring English sources

Barriers are being built, but on one stretch of coastline more than 100 homes have been lost, along with big areas of precious farmland.

Misuses and abuses are expected while the state is being built, but on the ground one can already see the fruits of Fayyad's labors.

The link to Grantown-on-Spey was not built, but on 1 August 1866 services were extended to meet the IAJR (now the Highland Railway) at.

That is an unusual way to build, but on the other hand can drastically speed permitting, since it does not require filing a demolition permit.

It has taken more than two years to build, but on Friday, Starbucks will open its first Italian outlet.

The line was built but never turned on.

An untrained eye could never tell the building was built anywhere but on-site.

Contrary to what Mr. Limbaugh suggests, the Catholic Church isn't built on money, but on the firm foundation of Jesus Christ.

Bowa proudly points out that his career wasn't built on talent, but on hard work and determination.

This would be an interesting foundation to build on, but that isn't Touré's style.

"It is something to build on but there is plenty of work left to do.