Sentence examples for but often does not from inspiring English sources
The S.E.C. routinely opens inquiries into trading activity after major mergers are announced, but often does not bring charges.
One type is showy and appears in the spring but often does not produce seeds in some species.
Ghosh, occasionally, translates, but often does not, yet pulls off this presentation of the medley of tongues his characters use with great aplomb.
That view gives the player a more tactical sense of the environment but often does not create a strong sense of immediacy.
On top of that, the model should – but often does not – account for a dynamic unfolding process including the possibility of abrupt, catastrophic changes.
Re "Facing Hard Choices as the Disabled Age" (front page, Jan . 9, which described the steps that families should take to care for their disabled relatives: The article did not touch upon the significant role that government should play -- but often does not -- in offering group homes to the disabled after the last sibling or parent has departed.
Our panel of experts agreed that one thing the CV needs to communicate?but often doesn't?is your motivation.
In print, besides noting prominent past achievements, author lines should include the writer's current paid role, as it did for Mr. Bryce but often doesn't do.
Other builders leave this task to the National Highways Authority of India, which is required to collect the permits but often doesn't.
"Somalia's situation is appalling but often doesn't appear until the end of the newscast," she admitted.
