Sentence examples for but produced with from inspiring English sources

Still, as in the children's book industry itself, a majority of the examples in "Children's Picturebooks" are not hand lettered, lest kids be unable to read them, but produced with image and type.

It's easy to see why Saunderson favored the track, as Ian had no trouble relating to KMS Records' mantra, to 'elevate your mind.' "Saharan Sunset" is rooted in the lighter side of house music past, but produced with the Irishmen's own techno-laden flair.

It's easy to see why Saunderson favoured the track, as Ian had no trouble relating to KMS Records' mantra, to 'elevate your mind.' "Saharan Sunset" is rooted in the lighter side of house music past, but produced with the Irishmen's own techno-laden flair.

So Olive and the Bitter Herbs is a lesser effort from Busch, but one produced with care.

The Edge described it as "a beautiful song... which is pop as it should be not produced out of existence, but pop produced with a real intimacy and purity", also noting that "It's very new for us".

John Brosnan described The Ghost Ship as "a more conventional mystery-thriller involving a number of deaths on board a ship, but was produced with Lewton's customary attention to atmosphere".

The protein was once again not detectable at low concentrations, but was produced with the highest MOIs (MOI, 10 or 100), in agreement with the data from molecular analysis (microarray and RT-PCR).

Mr. Jennings added: "But what he produced with 'In Your Rooms' was absolutely not boring.

It's not a powdered drink mix, but a fertilizer produced with phosphorus extracted from municipal sewage streams.

For example, the final words of the Wh-questions had the falling tone (i.e., nào(which) and ngò(coriander)), which should have a falling contour, but they were produced with a rising F0 end.

This is 1.5% per year less than what you could have earned by buying and holding the stock market itself, but it was produced with 48% less volatility (the academics' standard proxy for risk).