Sentence examples for but to identify from inspiring English sources

But to identify and develop those drugs will require reasonable pricing and big amounts of funding.

I am not writing this essay to predict some inevitable calamity but to identify a change of mood.

The need not only to highlight problems but to identify new ways forward, could not be clearer.

He wasn't trying to be a hedge-fund manager but to identify and analyze what distinguished one.

The solution is not to stop using the drugs, but to identify the populations in which their use could lead to suicide.

The machinery of a civil lawsuit is not only being wielded to redeem reputations, but to identify JonBenet's killer or expose police corruption.

But to identify objects of museum quality, "we had to become a little more sensitive to the emotional value of these objects to others.

For these hands the problem is not to discover centres of writing or styles for different uses but to identify the hands of individual scholars.

The intention of the song man or storyteller is not to assert a sense of individuality but to identify the continuing validity of the song or the story.

"The court's assertion that DNA is being taken, not to solve crimes, but to identify those in the state's custody, taxes the credulity of the credulous," he said.

The key was not only to find one of these younger kids, but to identify people who were trying to do something about it and perhaps treat them.