Sentence examples for but clearance from inspiring English sources

The neighborhood had problems — run-down and abandoned buildings, the stench and danger of the gas works — but clearance also dispersed the relations of kinship, friendship and commerce that come to characterize a neighborhood.

The area could have developed into another SoHo, but clearance for new housing and institutions near the Brooklyn Bridge and office construction for the financial district was whittling down the old red-brick seaport neighborhood to just a few blocks.

But clearance of this reservoir is crucial to achieve a cure of HIV infection.

The antibodies accumulated to the tumour site rapidly, but clearance from non-target tissues was seen only after 72 h, and the hepatobiliary elimination was more prominent and persisted longer for cetuximab.

Open forests are generally perceived as safe and pleasant, but clearance is likely to be negative for woodland birds as the shrub layer is important for foraging and protection.

The RAF's Jaguar 97s were intended to be wired for the carriage of ASRAAMs on the overwing launchers, but clearance of this weapon was never completed due to funding cuts.

Scotsman Campbell, 40, reduced the deficit to three frames with a break of 54 but clearances of 86 and 58 saw O'Sullivan end the first session with a five-frame advantage.

The area was once wooded, but clearances in the 12th century gave more land over to arable farming; and by the 17th century there were a variety of crops and livestock.

Hill said he hoped to play but needed clearance from the training staff.

Wynne's low cross was well defended, but the clearance fell to Holden, who scored on a low hard shot.

Kelly was in position to block the shot, but his clearance only hit the head of his flailing keeper.