Sentence examples for but in a presentation from inspiring English sources
In a collaborative situation that might be the case, but in a presentation scenario, the presenter would most likely be standing in a skewed position, to the side of the display.
But, in a presentation lasting some two and a half hours, Gotti Tedeschi's name was not mentioned even once.
But in a presentation to analysts, the company said it still foresaw annual earnings growth of 13percentto14percentcent from 2002 to 2005.
But in a presentation Mr. Murphy made for the company on Oct. 8, 2001, the total owed to Williams by California utilities was $812 million.
But in a presentation to analysts, Unilever said it thought it had offered a fair price, and the spokesman said Unilever believed there was a "substantial role" for Bestfoods managers in a combined enterprise.
But in a presentation at the British Science Festival this week, researchers said that recent studies push back against the notion that dangerous driving is linked to older age.
But in a perennial presentation like the society's holiday performances of Bach's six "Brandenburg" Concertos, the recycling pays special dividends.
Hanke declined to go into detail on the matter in an interview with FORBES, but in a video presentation at U.C. Berkeley's Haas School of Business in March 2016 noted that there was "a bit of a mismatch where we were coming out valuation-wise and where the VCs were used to investing in startups at.
Smith declined to be interviewed, but in a video presentation on Senate Bill 1349 he said, "That's the kind of scenario we could be facing after the full implementation of SB 1349 here in California".
Viniar did not provide a target for Goldman's return-on-equity, but in a slide presentation he indicated that if Goldman were to exclude profits and losses from businesses affected by the Volcker rule from 2004 through 2011, the bank would have had the same average quarterly returns with less volatility.
Burchfield's art education began at the Cleveland School of Art, where he became familiar with the teachings of artist and philosopher Arthur Wesley Dow who, ahead of his time, believed that nature should be depicted not in realistic terms but in a harmonious presentation of compositional elements (line, color, light and dark).
