Sentence examples for but flagship from inspiring English sources

So Alex Salmond will not only get rid of the hated bedroom tax - eight Scottish councils are on a list of the 20 UK areas worst affected by the measure – he will also outflank Labour by calling for the coalition's ailing but flagship welfare policy, universal credit, to be abolished.

Money man had a tumultuous summer in 2007, but flagship fund said to have finished the year up more than 20% net of fees.

With its relatively hasty autofocus (<300 ms) and click-to-capture time (<200 ms) and mechanical shutter, I wouldn't count on seeing these make their way into anything but flagship models within the next year and a half.

Early results weren't great, and it was clear that Canon and Nikon in particular have had their priorities divided: DSLR sales have been dropping, but flagship full-frame (that is, with sensors the size of 35mm film) DSLRs still represented the best of the camera world, embraced especially by professionals.

No team represented the staid N.F.L. better than the Giants, a stable-but-mediocre flagship franchise.

But another flagship policy, an anti-corruption bureau, worries some.

But your flagship has to be academically high performing".

But the flagship represents the company's first growth as a result of the Kate effect.

But its flagship property developer, Nakheel, has become the symbol of Dubai's past excesses and present troubles.

But the flagship project is the university development of buildings designed by architects including Ibrahim Mohammed Jaidah and Arata Isozaki.

But a flagship educational program has been canceled, and a dozen staff positions have been eliminated, most through attrition.