Sentence examples for but conjunction from inspiring English sources

This will be the case, for example, if we hybridize not conjunction and disjunction, but conjunction and negated conjunction (sometimes called nand).

Any word class may alter its function in this way: the ins and outs (prepositions becoming nouns), no buts (conjunction becoming noun).

New launches increase the catalogue size in a predictable manner but conjunctions can unpredictably add thousands of new objects, then as the debris orbits decay, the number of entries reduces.

Possible predictions were as follows: (1) the same brain regions would be active during both single and conjunction tasks but conjunction-task activity would be (a) lower than, (b) higher than, or (c) intermediate to preferred single-task activity; (2) conjunction-task trials would elicit activity in additional brain regions that are recruited to a lesser extent during either of the single-tasks.

This sentence contains two clauses, linked by the conjunction "but".

But in conjunction with diplomacy, military force can save lives.

"If we could, would love to have the property, but in conjunction with a partnership".

"But in conjunction with one another, you have a greater confidence".

It reckons such policies should be used, but in conjunction with monetary tightening.

Earlier this week the Romney team indicated it would raise around $170m in September but in conjunction with the Republican National Committee RNCC).

They are portraits that capture not individual personalities but the conjunction of the individual with something greater.