Sentence examples for but would involve from inspiring English sources

Those would be better topics for debate, but would involve challenging the overwhelming (and understandable) desire of Americans to avoid fresh entanglements.

Haste said the 1,200 job cuts would save £70m by the middle of next year, but would involve a one-off cost of £80m to push through.

Implementation of the plan would be led by local authorities, but would involve all local stakeholders in its development and implementation.

Getting an E Ink display to show video is theoretically possible, says Mr Peruvemba, but would involve changing the chemistry of the display.So it will probably be some years before electrophoretic displays are capable of displaying video.

A third option, piping water to the North Fork from the Pine Barrens 10 miles away, would not require a treatment plant but would involve the construction of the pipeline.

A consultation paper, due to be published as early as tomorrow, will say the new short-term tenure would be for local councils to implement, but would involve regular reviews of tenancies to see if the council tenant still needed such a large property or had sufficient income to shift to the private sector.

But that would involve the abandonment not just of pretension but also of a career structure that means too much to too many Anglican minds.

An answer that is important but nuanced would involve Syria.

But that would involve one federal agency, the E.P.A., suing another, T.V.A., which rarely happens.

But that would involve overturning today's decision by Judge N. Sanders Sauls of Leon County Circuit Court in Tallahassee.

But it would involve breaking a clear Tory manifesto commitment at the recent general election.