Sentence examples for but propelled from inspiring English sources

But, propelled by growing local concern, the issue is likely to reemerge as the recruitment market gains traction.

Mr. Argue writes music steeped in brooding harmony but propelled by surging rhythm, making shrewd use of accretion and crescendo.

But propelled into the future, the girls display a Stephen Hawkingraspe grasp of maths and science.

But, propelled by CRISPR and other tools of synthetic biology, intelligent design has taken on an entirely new meaning, one that threatens to transcend Darwin — because evolution may soon be guided by us.

It put an end to the black-and-white photographs he had been making, but propelled him on to his most influential series of landscapes, which pioneered the use of colour in art photography.The Emirati Expressions exhibition includes 52 images of Abu Dhabi shot by Mr Shore in just three days.

A knee injury kept Diack out of the 1960 Olympics, but propelled him, curiously, into the world of football coaching, and the Senegalese team's success in the late Sixties meant, according to his biography on the IAAF website, that "important political appointments were sure to follow".

But propelling modern transport by means of serial explosions in an array of tin-cans does seem an incredibly primitive way of doing things.

If anything, their hope seems to be that the swell of passions he has brought together will not dissipate but propel their own ambitions.

It will be wonderful if "12 Years a Slave" not only introduces millions to Solomon Northup but propels them into libraries and bookstores to read the stories that have been told about the institution that haunts us to this day.

There's no big chorus, but the hook burrows into your brain; the rhythm feels off-kilter but propels everything forward; Rihanna's performance is coolly restrained but really appealing.

but propels it at roughly 30-m/s (100 ft/s) higher muzzle velocity.