Sentence examples for but still generated from inspiring English sources

"Splendors of Versailles," in 1998, which ran for five rather than six months, brought in only 271,000 people but still generated around $41 million for the state.

The lyrics to The Replacements' "Androgynous" sounded especially clunky live ("She's happy with the way she looks/she's happy with her gender") but still generated cheers.

Apple returned the following year with the "lemmings" ad, in which P.C. users marched off a cliff; it was considered a failure, but still generated tremendous interest in the week leading up to the game.

This analysis also identified several candidate regions that did not meet the stringent gFWER cutoff but still generated suggestive lod scores with adjusted p values <0.2.

The company has about 6,400 stores in 120 countries but still generates about 80 percent of its sales in Europe.

We are putting forward a radical proposal for an alternative system that is fairer for students, but still generates the kind of income the sector so badly needs.

As a result, movie and television studios seem more intent than ever on protecting their established businesses from cannibalization by new media, which are growing rapidly but still generating very little revenue comparatively.

He may also put a high price on those that sell millions of books and e-books via Amazon every year, like the novelists who may be published by the likes of Penguin or Simon & Schuster, but still generate lots of revenue for Amazon as well.

Some of them won't be advertising at all but still generate revenue.

In contrast, Transfer Deadline Days involve an awful lot of acquisitions across an unlevel playing field that often change nothing, but still generate enough hot air to make it seem as if they might.

Metal-on-metal articulations lower wear rates dramatically but still generate a lower volume through higher quantity of smaller particle debris.