Sentence examples for but with the start from inspiring English sources

But with the start of the new century, a stunning rebound began.

But with the start of the new season a week away, Nationals executives fear their popularity among the federal elite might decline.

During the war Americans viewed their Asian rivals as "monkeys" or "rats", but with the start of the occupation, Japan became an ally.

But with the start of Islam's most holy month approaching, Mr. Awadhi said that may be only the beginning, unless the conflict ends soon.

Robertson pretended that the 20th century hadn't happened, but with the start of World War II he took steps to safeguard his collection.

But with the start of the 2009 season, his first on the Champions Tour, Green thought he had reclaimed his life, his livelihood and a measure of happiness.

Scenario "A," starting at a very low status, barely gets the group up to the start of the ascending limb of the response curve, and Scenario "C," at exactly the same dose, but with the starting value (the control group) high up on the response curve, pushes the nutrient status in the treated group well up onto the response plateau.

But compared with the start of the year, oil has fared relatively well.

All bins that overlap with the gene, but not with the start of that gene, are labeled as negative gene start bins.

Last, but not least, with the start of baseball season this past week: What is your World Series prediction for 2012?

"But we're delighted with the start we've made.