Sentence examples for but projects from inspiring English sources

But projects take years to develop.

But projects are new and unique.

But projects on geologically difficult sites often cost significantly more.

Mr. Akram said he had "nothing concrete," but projects pending.

It looks promising, but projects do sometimes fall through.

But projects like the panorama museum may help bridge the gap.

But projects like this 1,500-acre 1,500-acremunity could help resortits profile.

Mann, who is 61 but projects a kind of boyish intensity of interest, winces slightly.

Nicolas is a burly, slightly serious fellow, but projects a quiet confidence.

But projects like a generator fueled with wood chips, which was meant to provide hot water and clean power, failed.

The goal, Staffin says, is not just to fund "interesting basic research, but [projects that are] ready to step on the gas" and realize advancements in knowledge.