Sentence examples for but again different from inspiring English sources

It is a common practice for companies to introduce new products to its existing customers, but again, different rules apply to monopolies.

Manner: quality (instantiated primarily in processes) is also a common type of circumstantial meaning, as is Location: time, but again, different kinds of time are instantiated, depending on the field.

He does hold a grudge that I am a better dancer but again, different story for another time.

They stay pretty clean in the comics but again, different rules apply here since this isn't a comic and doesn't look like a comic.

Additionally, support seeking is associated with rs53576 on OXTR as well, but again different in Caucasian Americans compared with Koreans [ 28].

We are not certain about the cause of this discrepancy but again different criteria for delineating cross data are not the major cause.

"But then again — different cars, different drivers, different styles… They work for us.

"I think someone wearing jodhpurs is very fuckable, but then again, different strokes".

The design is again, different but reasonable based on the outcomes to be generated.

ii) In regions A and C, the optimal governmental strategy is a mixed duopoly, but again, for different reasons.

The thresholds are also modelled in a similar way to the response equation, but again using different parameters as shown below.