Sentence examples for does not always transfer from inspiring English sources
The concerts were rapturously received, though including eight minutes of applause as a final track here is a rather embarrassing indulgence, and what evidently worked so well in concert does not always transfer convincingly to disc.
Research doesn't always transfer to different contexts.
Complex navigation doesn't always transfer well from PCs to mobile, and Paper looks to offer a stripped down approach to Facebook that could appeal to many.
But collegiate stardom doesn't always transfer to the National Football League, as the former Heisman Trophy winners like Gino Torretta, Charlie Ward and Rashaan Salaam have discovered.
I can get the tabs out of sight and out of mind, but just stacking them up or putting them in special areas based on an extension doesn't always transfer between browser and phone very easily.
Drawings are then rendered from photographs taken from above, which doesn't always transfer over smoothly.
That in turn depends on it remaining safe from crime (Mr Giuliani's forte), as well as improving schools and lowering taxes (not his forte).The authoritarian skills that allow American bosses to thrive do not always transfer easily to the democratic goldfish bowl that is government.
Most new technologies are developed and optimised for mammalian systems and do not always transfer to higher plant systems (Chagné et al. 2007), where issues of genome size, abundance of secondary metabolites, and the physical challenge of extracting gDNA from hardy tissues (Palomera-Avalos et al. 2008; Shepherd et al. 2002) need to be overcome.
As we found in our partnership, research experience models do not always transfer smoothly from one institution to another.
Throughout the semi-arid regions of the world there is a wide range of indigenous systems and methods, but experience has shown that they do not always transfer well from one set of conditions to another.
