Sentence examples for but so sometimes from inspiring English sources

Financial assistance makes the difference, but so, sometimes, does encouragement or job training or treatment for addiction or protection from the threats of an abusive partner.

Supertitles are projected during signed sequences, but irregularly, so sometimes we lose the thread.

And his moral rigour, gently expressed but even so sometimes forbidding, his seriousness in a frequently frivolous world, made him see it as a duty to serve.

Many doctors and nurses currently avoid shaking hands with anyone while working, but doing so sometimes results in insulting someone.

But even so, sometimes that bag of pingers you bought with Bitcoin doesn't turn up at your front door.

School personnel for whom teaching about health was not their primary duty, but who did so sometimes, also had lower odds of being unaware that tobacco use causes heart disease than those who did not teach about health at all (aOR=0.54; 95% CI 0.37 to 0.77).

This was shown in the following quote: "Sometimes, some of us men have extramarital affairs, we may have a wife but also have girlfriends so sometimes one is afraid that if he shows up at the clinic there could be fights when the wife and the girlfriend meet, so it is better for a man to wait under a tree and let the woman go on her own for antenatal care".

It's an interesting subject but one that spans disciplines so sometimes struggles to build up a critical mass of pure biological anthropology academics to form a department.

Shane, Colette's son, is trying to be quiet, but he's only 5 so sometimes he forgets.

So sometimes we do flatter".

So sometimes you cannot leapfrog.