Sentence examples for but installment from inspiring English sources

But installment debt and stock market margin debt carried by consumers are now an astounding 24.5percentt of disposable personal income.

But "installment under good omens" doesn't mean that the swearing-in itself is a good omen, it means that if the installment of Obama happens when omens are favorable it would constitute an inauguration.

The article was but one installment of the intense campaign coverage scrutinizing Mitt Romney as he bids for the Republican presidential nomination.

The series is known for its wit and wisecracks, but this installment has few of those, growing more ominous as it goes along.

In this imaginative but uneven installment (Harington's prose recalls, at once, Faulkner and Tom Robbins), a golden-haired seven-year-old girl is abducted and taken to a deserted house in the mountains by a retired cop.

But the installment offered by the South African harpsichordist and fortepianist Kristian Bezuidenhout on Tuesday evening broadened the picture: most of the music was in a style that thrived in the half century after Bach's death in 1750.

For those of us who are writers, such autumnal accounting is often but another installment of a long professional self-regard, one that differs from that of haberdashers and geologists or even that of historians and literary critics.

The ongoing mystery spans the book series, particular the second-half, but each installment includes standalone horrors, sets, and characters.

David Denby of The New Yorker asserted that the austere, but captivating installment presented a "glancing, chilled view" of a world where succinct moments of loyalty coexisted with constant trials of betrayal.

Typically the films have an audience that's between 80%and9090% African-American, but this installment's crowd was only 60% African-American, with the rest of ticket buyers made up largely of Caucasians and Hispanic movie-goers.

That would seem to rule out, say, the episode where Cliff appears as a contestant on "Jeopardy!" But any installments about the Cheers gang's rivalry with Gary's Olde Towne Tavern would appear to be ripe for translation.