Sentence examples for but it often does from inspiring English sources

North Korea regularly issues barbed statements and vows to inflict harsh punishments on its enemies, but it often does not deliver on its threats.

Certainly, the Communist Party takes up plenty of floor space in its headquarters, but it often does even in "private" ventures.

The F.D.A. does not have to take the advice of its expert panels, but it often does.

The agency – which may decide to make certain tests that are currently DTC [direct to consumer] available by prescription only – isn't required to follow the advice of its advisory committees, but it often does.

That is admirable, but it often does not reflect the views of their countrymen.

Technology does indeed transform the nature of jobs, but it often does so in unpredictable ways.

Gradually she began to move towards films and television rather than the stage, a transition which she said was fine when it worked – but it often didn't.

The hearing was presided over by an election board official and conducted in a format similar to that of a trial (objections and all), but it often did not look like one.

But it often didn't receive the information until almost a year after a campaign had run its course.

This is another tactic that was recommended for use against bullies, but it often didn't work.

The group wore mostly black, but then it often does, and it could have been a coincidence that Nicholas Cords, the violist, wore an orange tie.