Sentence examples for but does represent an from inspiring English sources

"It doesn't cover all the risks and expenses," Radow concedes, "but does represent an equitable start".

He said the document in no way backtracks from "Dominus Iesus" ("The Lord Jesus"), but does represent a significant shift.

It's not mass manufacturing, exactly, but does represent a direct line from the 3D printer to the consumer.

Our solution of down-weighting non-independent data sets does not optimally account for any redundancy, but does represent a conservative solution insofar as it assumes complete redundancy among all studies within a data partition.

These are acts that disdain conservative impulses but do represent a kind of traditionalism — the idea that the work can be done with songwriting and live performance.

The higher top marginal tax rates that went into effect this year are not holding down economic growth but do represent a small step toward shrinking income inequality and ameliorating the deficit.

But Playbook does represent an example of how a news publication can build its brand and expand its audience in the age of Twitter and email and short attention spans and endless media offerings and all the rest.

The Galaxy Tab S4 isn't quite the end-all, be-all laptop replacement, Samsung was no doubt hoping for, but it does represent an interesting new paradigm for the company in the wild world of convertible tablets.

It remains to be determined whether SRY influences susceptibility of DA neurons to injury, but it does represent an interesting non-hormonal candidate responsible for sex differences affecting DAergic cell loss in the SNc, at least in experimental PD.

Thus, the NIS is not representative of all immigrants, but it does represent a random sample of those obtaining permanent legal status in a given year.8.

But this does represent a serious attempt to tame the city's traffic problem.