Sentence examples for but it can act from inspiring English sources
Tech procurement has its flaws, but it can act as a seal of approval for vendors winning government contracts.
Privilege doesn't always cushion you from the sting of the lash, but it can act as a balm.
Initially, it might be limited in ambition but it can act as a catalyst that changes and transforms on a scale beyond original intentions.
A reservoir cannot generate an earthquake by itself, but it can act as a trigger to release accumulated tectonic stresses and hasten an earthquake by years or centuries.
The short film may not think, but it can act as the fling of a stake far into uncharted territory — perhaps blindly, perhaps unthinkingly — that the filmmaker then ran ahead to cultivate.
"But it can act as a catalyst to change people's thoughts".
The proposed system not only can be used to measure heave, surge, and pitch of a floating body continuously but also it can act as a water waveform recording instrument.
For most, it's a hobby – like Sunday football – but for some it can act as a springboard into the profession, and the standards can be impressively high," said Alistair Smith, deputy editor of The Stage.
Bell Pottinger's ease with conflicts of interest, like its readiness to represent dubious clients, is easy to find chilling; but to detail and condemn it can act as a form of free advertising: there will always be people in the world who want an unsqueamish PR firm.
The real substrate of acid prostatic/lysosomal phosphatases (where the enzyme can achieve 1 mg/ml in semen) [ 50] is not known, but it has been suggested that it can act as a protein tyrosine phosphate phosphatase and affect cell growth when the enzyme occurs intracellularly [ 51, 52].
