Sentence examples for but there has often from inspiring English sources

But there has often been too little emphasis on human capital until it is too late.

He did not elaborate on that last point, but there has often been an undercurrent of bitterness in Justice Thomas's public remarks since his confirmation hearings in 1991, when he faced accusations of sexual harassment.

There has never been any doubt about Smalling's ability to defend but there has often been some concern about his ability on the ball.

The moment called for it, certainly, and LeBron James has the talent for it — but there have often been moments that called for it, and LeBron James has always had the talent for it.

But there have often been doubts about the authenticity of Rembrandts - not just the obvious fakes or the minor pictures, but about works that were once (and perhaps, given the changes of fortune that reattribution brings, should be again) placed among the best of his work.

Brian Lewis identifies as a Charismatic Christian (tongues-speaking, faith-healing, demon-exorcising), and in our correspondence, he conceded that "there is a biological basis for Jewishness and Jewish genetics" but pointed out that there has often been intermarriage; consider the biblical Ruth, a Moabite "who married Boaz and became the great-grandmother of King David".

Damp straw was once added to the stove to turn the smoke black, but over the years there has often been confusion over the colour of the smoke.

In previous byelections in safe Conservative seats there has often been a swing to the Liberal Democrats.

In circumstances where Type 2 reactions occur there has often been prolonged treatment with high dose β-lactam antibiotics.

But the Nürburgring track is not generally considered one of the most exciting circuits, and the races there have often been processional.

It has been a frustrating phase off the court, as his attempts to flex his muscles there have often been thwarted.