Sentence examples for but can sometimes take from inspiring English sources

Lawyers for the detainees say visa violators who agree to leave usually must leave in 60 days but can sometimes take as many as 120 days.

Confirmation emails are sent almost immediately after booking, but can sometimes take a few hours to be delivered due to the way some email providers check for junk mail.

Stagefright is usually triggered by something we are able to control, but it can sometimes take a trained expert to identify what might have caused our uncertainty.

You may immediately feel relief, but it can sometimes take up to five minutes.

Lilly needed more funding before graduation to initiate a new direction for her project, but traditional funding can sometimes take a year or more.

Advertising campaigns are designed to get eyeballs, but apparently you can sometimes take that mandate a little too literally.

Last but not least, parents can sometimes take an active part by helping their children find fundings for the trip (Mbow and Tamba [2007]).

But even "dreams come true" can sometimes take a twisty turn.

If you have one, O.K., but be careful, because charismatic leaders can sometimes take unwise actions.

But the freedom that a gadget gives one person can sometimes take away liberty from another.

Creativity can sometimes take place in a vortex, but most often, I honestly believe, it occurs in a vacuum.