Sentence examples for but in certain lines from inspiring English sources
But in certain lines of business, including dry cleaning, taxi services and grocery stores, the study shows that immigrant owners dominate.
You can use a Tablet PC standing up -- not something people do every day, to be sure, but handy in certain lines of work.
He believed, the Times review said, that "variation does not always seem an accident, but often 'guided in certain lines,' as if by an intelligent power".
If there's a slowdown in the economy, obviously you're going to see a slowdown in certain lines of insurance coverage, workers' compensation, for example.
In other cases, managers of the new bank make other changes, like ending offers for high-interest certificates of deposit and calling in certain lines of credit.
"My publisher William Kimber… felt very deeply about the Dresden air raid and he put in certain lines into my Dresden book without telling me.
In 1920 he wrote to the architect Ralph Adams Cram: "I sometimes wish I had never built the Woolworth Building because I fear it may be regarded as my only work and you and I both know that whatever it may be in dimension and in certain lines it is after all only a skyscraper".
It's easy to see why — instantaneous communication between multiple people can be a huge benefit in certain lines of work, and and catering to those groups often leads to some hefty service contracts.
The Misplaced Assumption That property/casualty insurers' steep rate increases in certain lines of business, such as property and workers' compensation, will make up for five years of poor underwriting.
This value is close to the theoretical RRPG of 93.75% in the BC3F1 generation, and the difference could be attributed to unidentified genotypes of some markers in certain lines.
