Sentence examples for but stating that from inspiring English sources
But stating that "President Obama has handled his Iraq inheritance deftly" is folly.
An analyst at MKM Partners echoed this in a note, rating the company neutral but stating that the deleveraging transaction "has the power to be transformative".
The garden cities prospectus acknowledges this, identifying access to existing or planned road and rail schemes as essential, but stating that where locations are poorly served by rail, the inter-city bus network can take up the slack.
The school issued a statement hours after the magazine article was first published, calling the allegations "highly disturbing and absolutely abhorrent," but stating that for privacy reasons and "upon advice of counsel," the administrators were limited in their ability to respond to specific allegations.
Although Lessing writes with feeling about the uncertainties and frailties of her women characters, there is a slightly pompous solemnity – almost didacticism – in the atmosphere that prevails in The Golden Notebook, as though its author were not searching out the truth, but stating that she knows it – always a dangerous thing for anyone to do.
In 1911, Rayleigh wrote a paper congratulating Ritz on his work, but stating that he himself had used Ritz's method in many places in his book and in another publication.
He later said that he misspoke and apologized, but stated that he was staying in the race.
The article all but stated that the government should intrude into people's lives and promote marriage.
The letter to the prominent Tory MP made no threat to kill him - but stated that 'someone' had to die.
Police said they were investigating the cause of death but stated that there were no obvious signs of foul play.
