Sentence examples for but creates from inspiring English sources

Starting two successive sentences with "but" creates a head-spinning effect that we should avoid.

That makes some sense, but creates risks of its own.

Putting the shifter in the Sport position delays shifts but creates its own problem.

It is entirely unsuitable for sprouts, but creates a good impression.

Serious Sam's frenetic pace is far less mature but creates irresistibly mindless fun.

It eases your immediate problems but creates greater problems in long run".

"I assign Dickens's 'Hard Times,' which is awful as economics but creates interesting discussions," she said.

"Leaving blanks keeps the phone number easy to read, but creates a spare, modern line".

"It's not only good for stress management but creates better balance, strength and concentration.

And that is a city that not only embraces but creates culture in all its forms.

(Using x and y (or just x) allows you to use fewer variables but creates the nefarious polynomial problem).