Sentence examples for but certainly does not from inspiring English sources

The timing suggests, but certainly does not prove, that the Civil Rights Act was responsible for the improvement.

That increases the chance, but certainly does not assure, that more of the health care promises will be kept for Chrysler's elderly former employees.

That literature offers a range of estimates, and sometimes passionate arguments among its authors, but certainly does not support the idea that incentives are negligible, especially when the government obtains the large majority of the proceeds of a person's work.

This reduces the incentive for pumping, but certainly does not eliminate it.One elegant solution would be to restrict executives from selling shares in their firm until long enough after they had retired for any misbehaviour during their tenure to come to light.

However, the new flow field gives rise to enhanced flow rates which are at most twice the conventional Poiseuille flow rates and occur for an injected radial flow velocity across the permeable boundary, but certainly does not explain some of the extraordinarily high flow rates that have been reported in the literature for carbon nanotubes.

This finding is consistent with published data concerning Drosophila regulatory elements [ 16, 17], but certainly does not identify all binding sites within target-gene enhancers and will omit binding sites outside of the 1-kb window and in introns.

"She's an able woman but certainly doesn't come out of the conservative movement," said Phyllis Schlafly, the prominent conservative.

Ellis may get most of Clayton Kershaw's starts, but certainly doesn't figure to be his personal catcher.

Vande Velde had heard that the drug was used in cycling — but certainly did not hear that from his father.

Samsung replies that Apple is claiming ownership for ideas it may have modified, but certainly did not invent.

"I hit the ball well enough to win, but certainly did not putt well enough to win".