Sentence examples for but the operations are from inspiring English sources

"The children can only be operated on in Israel, but the operations are costly -- between [$13,000 and $1500]." So, the organization, co-founded by professor Jean-Jacques Rein, began to raise funds in 2005.

But the operations are similar.

But the operations are not in themselves difficult.

Counterintelligence — the art of spotting and thwarting spies — is the F.B.I.'s second-highest priority, after fighting terrorism, but the operations are conducted almost entirely in secret.

But the operations are still understaffed, as this incident in early September shows, and are overly reliant on private groups such as the Migrant Offshore Aid Station (Moas), and MSF.

Opel, and the cars made in Britain under the Vauxhall name, account for more than 1 million sales a year, but the operations are more important that the sales.

The operations are daring, but also risky.

But the operations were too costly, she said.

But the operations were halted in 2005 after Washington took issue with the safety and security of its workers.

Protest groups in and around Bangkok have been dispersed but the operations were reported to have been largely peaceful.

The actually required maintenance doses of remifentanil or sufentanil may have been lower in the GA-ISB group, but the operations were relatively short, and the standardised high induction doses might have masked the difference.