Sentence examples for but it would present from inspiring English sources
That system might appear to be fairer, but it would present its own problems for baseball.
But it would present the best pathway for the UK to sustain its economic welfare and enhance its security and influence in an ever more challenging global context".
Such trade could further buttress the numbers seen here, but it would present new risks what if a U.A.V. falls into the wrong hands, or a plane with peaceful intentions is used to kill?
Such trade could further buttress the numbers seen here, but it would present new risks — what if a U.A.V. falls into the wrong hands, or a plane with peaceful intentions is used to kill?
A move to mandate USB Type-C would make little difference to most smartphone companies, but it would present something of a headache for Apple.
The Russian leaders depict NATO membership for Ukraine as a grave threat to Russian security but, in reality, it would present a threat only to the current undemocratic Russian oligarchical system.
It is "damaging to the blind not only because it focused attention on a putative problem that did not exist but also [because] it would present the capacity of the blind in a false and misleading manner," said Maurer, who is blind.
But he does not believe it would present a conflict at any time, because it is not unusual for college presidents and professors to serve as trustees at other universities.
It would present the characters as the undeserving poor.
So that's not something we've encountered; it would present an interesting challenge for us.
