Sentence examples for but with the invention from inspiring English sources
The poet's labor lay not so much with the poetry but with the invention of reasons to make the poetry admirable.
Mental prostheses didn't start with electronic devices like personal digital assistants, but with the invention of human language and its associated mental facilities.
But with the invention of chemical soaps and fertilizers in the 1960's, other uses had to be found for the waste, and the animal protein market developed as a cheap way to bulk up animals.
But with the invention of the printing press and the camera, white people have gone from describing blackness to defining it, and that definition has often served to justify hatred and violence.
The Australian Open has always posed the biggest logistical viewing hurdle for American tennis fans, thanks to the time difference, but with the invention of the DVR and Direct TV's glorious tennis mosaic, addicts like me can still squeeze in a crazy amount of tennis, despite the fact that many of the tournament's best matches start in the middle of the night in the United States.
Back in the 1980s, when the internet connected just a couple of dozen research institutes in America, that seemed like a huge number.But with the invention of the web in 1990 came an explosion in demand.
For some time a computer was both, but now, with the invention and extensive use of electronic apparatus, the word is no longer used of persons.
The railways, in fact, were the engines of war for a century but fortunately, with the invention of far more sophisticated weaponry and the end of set piece battles in warfare, there will be no more blood on the tracks.
I remember a six-week "financial literacy" course in high school, where we learned things like how to balance a checkbook a skill that became all but obsolete with the invention of Venmo.
But it was only with the invention of the steam engine and later the internal combustion engine and electrical generators, that power for technological developments became freely available.
Orthopaedic surgery became a recognized part of surgical treatment since the mid-nineteenth century, but saw major developments with the invention of x-rays and antibiotics in the early part of the twentieth century.
