Sentence examples for but will clearly from inspiring English sources

(You think Mr. Stewart or Conan O'Brien are ever going to talk about John Edwards, Gary Hart or Eliot Spitzer for their policy ideas?) On the other hand, Vice President Dick Cheney has provided a lifetime supply of heart-attack and hunting-accident humor (such fun genres!), but will clearly go down as a serious, contentious and multidimensional figure in history.

The Patriots will turn to the little-used Matt Cassel as their starter — he played well enough for the Patriots to hold off the Chiefs — but will clearly be in the market for veteran help because the team's third-string quarterback, Kevin O'Connell, is a rookie.

Twenty records is feasible for a single internal clinician reviewer [ 20, 23], while reviewing 200 records per time point is entirely possible using external reviewers but will clearly require greater investment in terms of time, commitment, effort and funding.

In terms of PD, a similar pattern is likely to be seen to that observed in this study, but will clearly depend on the relative carbohydrate and fat content, aside from the effects of insulin resistance in individuals with T2DM.

The two effects of speckle to pixel size and region size are considered independently here, but will clearly interact in practice – the calculation region will produce a further reduction in measured speckle contrast if it is not sufficiently large.

But issues will clearly remain.

But patients will clearly win.

But that will clearly take time.

But it "will clearly be of this period," he said.

But it will clearly help.Third, and most important, Embrapa turned soyabeans into a tropical crop.

Parents are thrilled, but it will clearly require more talks with the union.