Sentence examples for but of bringing from inspiring English sources

"They pose a risk not just of interbreeding but of bringing diseases from domestic populations into the wild so they affect wildcats.

The type we favor at T is a hybrid of the three, in which great writing and personal narrative is done in the service of not just traipsing along with the writer who got to go on an amazing journey that we didn't, but of bringing you back a new understanding of a place that is enlightening and satisfying regardless of whether you ever plan to visit.

ZIMMER: Now what we focused on over the last several years regarding the arts was not just the question of analyzing the arts, but of bringing in a much greater emphasis on performance and production of the arts to go along with what had been what I would say is a great tradition in art history and musicology.

Naturalists will respond that this was not an example of using constructivism for emancipatory ends, but of bringing psychiatrists to understand that they were not obeying their own naturalist principles about mental disorder, and showing them that there was no good reason to retain the diagnosis.

"This issue is not one of party, but of bringing real change to Illinois by the way we conduct business.

And as the evidence grows for the adverse effects of endocrine disruptors on the human body, we'll have a head start on the larger project not of returning our world to a pristine past, which has always been a fantasy, but of bringing it forward to a more livable and sustainable future.

But instead of bringing forward the rest of his forces to follow up Pope's success, Halleck ordered his refractory subordinate to withdraw four miles and entrench.

But instead of bringing peace to the community, this creates a power vacuum.

But instead of bringing the happiness they had anticipated, the purchase only brought more problems.

But instead of bringing him back down to Earth, the superhero taunts Keaton to jump off a building and fly.

Gamergate as a whole is decentralized, largely composed of anonymous individuals, but capable of bringing an enormous amount of manpower to bear on those it declares "enemies".