Sentence examples for but facilitate from inspiring English sources

"They have done nothing but facilitate our involvement," Mr. Welsh said.

These companies rarely carry out any trade in their locales, but facilitate secrecy to their owners.

Last election the Lib Dems were the protest vote I chose, but they betrayed everything I believed they stood for and have done nothing but facilitate this government.

"What the computer does for you," Dr. Redish added, "is not replace the laboratory but facilitate the understanding of real-world situations".

These initiatives not only increase access to fresh food in low-income areas, but facilitate connection, support and community between participants.

In contrast are the micronutrients, which are not themselves energy sources but facilitate metabolic processes throughout the body: vitamins, of which humans need about 300 milligrams per day in the diet, and minerals, of which about 20 grams per day are needed.

The service does not provide the content, but facilitates the exchange.

The charity hands control over to its supporters, but facilitates their fundraising efforts with its own fundraising platform, meaning people stay on its website rather than going elsewhere.

But then arguably the laws also not only allowed it but facilitated discrimination.

We conclude that, in our experiment, 'harmful algae' inhibited the seagrass itself but facilitated most seagrass-associated invertebrates.

Molecules of glycerol are usually actively transported into fungal cells expending ATP, but facilitated diffusion of glycerol has also been observed (Fakas et al. 2009).