Sentence examples for but it does lie from inspiring English sources

That remedy does not rest in a denial to the state, in the absence of conflicting federal action, of its power to protect life and property within its borders, but it does lie in the exercise of the paramount authority of Congress, in its control of interstate commerce, to establish such regulations as, in its judgment, may be deemed appropriate and sufficient.

But it does lie on the M4 corridor, a cluster of high-tech firms that includes several names familiar from Silicon Valley.

The Aylesbury doesn't have much going for it, but it does lie on a large and lucrative patch of land just minutes from central London.

But it does lay out general guidelines, including the notion that the costs should be borne by those who benefit.

But it does lay bare the essential problem: Why should my employees work harder for my benefit?

But it does lay down some rules of the road, along with guidelines for how campaigns and campaign contributors must act toward one another.

But it does lay bare the task facing investigators as they try to square the accounts with ambiguous forensic evidence, and suggests that the work will be hindered by the passage of time, the tricks of memory and the fog of fast-paced action at several different locations in Haditha, a tense Euphrates River valley city, seven months ago.

The plan does not tell the airlines whether to issue stun guns or other nonlethal weapons, or whether to train pilots to maneuver their airplanes to make hijackers fall over, but it does lay out what kinds of training crews would need if those strategies were adopted.

The company does not detail what engineering problem was incorrectly flagging videos, but it does lay out a vision statement for how it wants Restricted Mode to operate.

But it does lay the groundwork for future functionality controlled by a smartphone user's gaze, and provides an intuitive method for incorporating facial feature recognition into a future version of iOS or the iPhone in a practical way.

Walker's ruling doesn't change that, but it does lay some of the groundwork for an upcoming ballot measure that Floridians will vote on this November.