Sentence examples for clauses that come from inspiring English sources

Daniel Altman But, although, however -- These words temper clauses that come before or after them.

"But I realized after we had raised the money that there were so many clauses that came with it that I had lost complete control of the company".

"But I realized after we had raised the money that there were so many clauses that came with it that I had lost complete control of the company," he said.

Here, the word "but" opposes and negates the clause that comes before it indicating a dissimilar notion.

In 2006, Congress passed a pension bill with a clause that came straight out of research on savings by Richard Thaler, a behavioral pioneer, and others.

Jersey officials have negotiated a get-out clause that comes in after seven years if services are not running as expected.

Jersey officials have negotiated a get-out clause that comes in after seven years if things are not running as expected.

Beware requests for last-minute clauses that could come back to haunt you.

"It doesn't meet out valuation but it's something and there's a sell-on clause that'll come with that".

Here are some examples of key clauses that landowners have come to regret: FORCE MAJEURE Typically refers to natural disasters or other events that are beyond a company's control and can delay drilling plans.

Here are two examples of proper dash usage: An introductory clause is a brief phrase that comes — yes, you guessed it — at the beginning of a sentence.