Sentence examples for but generally only from inspiring English sources

And things are different, but generally only for a while.

Scientific research can take place, but generally only for non-commercial purposes.

Composers were empowered by the worshipfulness of the proceedings, but, generally, only if they were dead.

Exercise is traditionally thought to improve the ability to think – but generally only after you have stopped doing it.

The latter are cells that can become multiple different types of cells, but generally only those within the organ in which they're embedded.

S3 may follow-up with a supportive email, but generally only after the student has had an in-person meeting with a dean.

His day began at the US ambassador's Regents Park residence, where some protesters had tried to generate noise to disturb his sleep – but he generally only gets four hours on a normal night.

Software is available, but again generally only for academic use.

But he generally only held news conferences after primary contests.

Software is available, but again generally only used by statistical specialists.

But pasta is generally only one of several courses in a typical Italian meal.