Sentence examples for but arise from inspiring English sources

Further, these problems are not unique to conditional logic, but arise in other nonmonotonic reasoning formalisms.

Surprises are not restricted to scientific research, but arise in virtually every field of scholarship.

Its drawbacks are not inherent in the technology itself, but arise from the way it is used.

The DCs and OKCs do not appear to develop gradually from the period when follicles or dental lamina were formed but arise at various periods randomly.

He will allude to Stephen Jay Gould and Richard Lewontin's theory of "spandrels" — side effects of evolution that are not selected for but arise as a consequence of other developments.

The music invades our soul but also stands apart with an aristocratic reserve; the melodies quiver with sensitivity but arise from an intricate web of counterpoint that emulates Bach.

It seems no topic is off-limits, but arising issues and responses are discussed as adults.

Kluger implies that Sabin's opposition had no basis in science but arose from jealousy.

The current case is separate from these previous cases but arises from the same issues.

The second scenario also experiences 20% of all crashes, but arises only 5% of the time.

This indicates they are not tandem repeats, but arose by consecutive insertions.