Sentence examples for but involves only from inspiring English sources
The current recall is the largest in memory, but involves only a small fraction of the 70 billion eggs produced annually, mostly by hens who spend their lives with six or seven others in cages the size of an open newspaper, their droppings carried away by one conveyer belt while the eggs are whisked off by another.
This second world has less perfect match with the actual world than the first world, but involves only one miracle.
Also, regarding hooknastys and their hambone boyfriends: Why do they kiss in that way that is pervertedly open-mouthed but involves only the tongue-tip?
Requirements are as for Option 1, but involve only one language.
Heterologous desensitization by isoproterenol was also present in 15 and 25 day old rats, but involved only selective components of the effects seen in adults.
That means incidents that occurred off-campus but involved only students, like the case of Stanford student Brock Turner, who was convicted of raping a woman behind a dumpster that was technically located off-campus, would not be included.
The finding was of relevance for studying epigenetics and schizophrenia, but involved only a single gene.
Circular and hairpin complexes appeared to have similar bridging to the interwound filaments, but involved only one DNA.
Two pilot studies, using monthly mepolizumab infusions but involving only 17 patients in total, have demonstrated the efficacy and steroid sparing potential of mepolizumab in CSS [ 83, 84].
In the second study, using a similar method but involving only sexual potency and survival, men without prostate cancer were willing to trade 10% of a 5-year survival (about 6 months) to maintain sexual potency (Singer et al, 1991).
The Cambodian Early versus Late Introduction of Antiretrovirals (CAMELIA) trial studied a cohort of patients with very advanced immunodeficiency (median CD4+ cell count, 25 cells/μL) and pulmonary and/or extrapulmonary TB but involved only 1 patient with a diagnosis of TB meningitis [ 10].
