Sentence examples for but which again from inspiring English sources

The movie is about the misuse of sexual power, but mostly it consists of endless dialogue scenes that may have produced a claustrophobic intensity onstage but which, again, feel groundless and airless in a movie.

She followed that with an adaptation for TV of the bestseller by the anonymous Belle de Jour - Secret Diary of a Call Girl - which turned out "lighter and frothier" than she wrote it, but which again inhabited taboo territory - suggesting prostitution not necessarily as victimhood but as a career choice.

That is a lot of implicit semantics, which a (trained) human can cope with, but which again a machine is unlikely to.

He recently appeared on Saturday Kitchen, his first piece of major television, an experience he says he enjoyed but for which, again, he closed the restaurant.

The key question of the absorption/desorption technique for removal of carbon dioxide from flue gases is not its technical feasibility or conceptual process design but process economics, which again are dominated by the choice of the solvent.

Pre-post follow-up test comparisons in the IQLC and HoNOSCA revealed small effect sizes and the CGI scores improved slightly but not significantly, which again might be a factor of the small number of participants.

Lapatinib (GW572016), a dual HER2/EGF receptor inhibitor, has been studied in two combination studies alongside chemotherapy and demonstrated antitumour activity (but also toxicity), which again supports the concept of targeting HER2 in ovarian cancer (Burris et al, 2005; Rivkin et al, 2008).

Finally, disrupting AIP function altered PMv-M1 interactions only during a grasp context but not at rest, which again strongly argues against a nonspecific effect of cTBS.

Hence, tACS-induced aftereffects were observed at or above the preferred cortical frequency but not at stimulation frequency, which again is inconsistent with prolonged entrainment echoes contributing to the aftereffect.

We assume that temperature itself is not directly affecting the development of ulcerative colitis, but that temperature governs mechanisms which again are related to the likelihood for developing the disease.

"But it will come at a cost - which again will be passed onto customers".