Sentence examples for but will directly from inspiring English sources

The Tea Party's focus on budget and tax cuts appears to benefit the Smiths but will directly harm the Joneses.

"The assumption that green crab would have a diet of 60-100% harvestable shellfish, is not well supported by any literature provided, but will directly affect the conclusions.

But his presence will directly affect another 25 games or so -- those games pitched by the Yankees' No. 5 starter.

"In the sensitized patients," he added, "the scratching will not suppress the itch but instead it will directly induce itch and further scratching".

We have to preserve and restore these stream-side areas, not because it looks good, but because it will directly impact the quality of our lives".

For that reason, L. Londell McMillan, the lawyer for Mrs. Jackson, did not challenge the will directly, but raised only issues of potential professional conflicts.

But voter choices today will directly impact the quality of air we breathe, how much we pay in taxes, and whether the country's broken immigration system gets fixed before we start collecting Social Security.

Now, the hypotheses generation problem can be formulated as the process of link discovery on the concept network, i.e., the process of discovering all those pairs of nodes which are not directly connected in the current concept network but will be directly connected in the future.

But, the number of iterations will directly influence the running time of calculation.

The idea here being that Mozilla is creating a service to keep you using Firefox, but not one that it will directly profit from through the use of your data or anything else.

But the most severe impact will directly fall on those who have done the least to change our atmosphere.