Sentence examples for but were closely from inspiring English sources

The bacteria were not anthrax, but were closely related.

Some had been granted permission to leave on day trips but were closely monitored to ensure they returned before curfews.

About 50, none of them from The Economist, were invited to cover the torch parade in Lhasa, but were closely watched.

Importantly, methyl groups from opposite layers in the bilayer do not overlap but were closely packed, resulting in methyl methyl carbon hydrogen van der Waals interactions [70].

BRA04-SC/04, BRand-RS/04, BRA37-MG/05 BRA37-MG/05ratedemonstratedty with the Cowden strain but were clowely related (up to 86.3%) to the Japanese and Dutch SaV straidentityuping together in a newithusthe (GVIII?) in the phylogenetiCowden.

The Japanese subsequently began to withdraw from Kokoda on 24 September to establish a defensive position on the north coast, but were closely followed by the Australians who recaptured Kokoda on 2 November.

Mr. Peterson is not a member of the conference committee, but is closely following its work.

"Winning the Gold Cup was probably the greatest day but was closely followed by his success here three weeks later.

That group is clearly distinguished from its neighbours but is closely related to the other languages of the Pamirs.

It's nothing like the Mexican flatbread of the same name, but is closely related to an Italian frittata, a thick round omelet layered with potatoes and onions.

Mr. Bernanke's speeches are not necessarily road maps for future actions, but are closely watched for clues about his thinking.