Sentence examples for making but that from inspiring English sources

Jay Ritter, a finance professor at the University of Florida, said he thought plaintiffs had a legitimate grievance that they were misled by aftermarket deal making, but that it might be challenging to prove.

Mark Buse, a senior aide to Mr. McCain, said that the Arizona senator "genuinely appreciates the effort that Senator Hagel is making" but that he "cannot support the Hagel bill as currently written".

". …money can play a role in decision making, but that is something we don't know yet" (A1-Dutch, policy/development ).

Others were less confident on the effect of the fee charged: ". …money can play a role in decision making, but that is something we don't know yet" (A1-Dutch, policy/development ).

Miriam Elder and Howard Amos The US elections have serious implications for Pakistan and policy making, but that is not reflected in popular debate or discussion.

Originally, Hall had focused more on real-time decision making, but that use case didn't gain traction, leading to a pivot this fall.

"Sometimes he had decisions to make but that would be over one or two positions," said Irvine.

He made a pedagogical choice that I wouldn't have made, but that's no crime.

He said he was not backing away from the pledge he made but that he wanted corrections made first.

They made some mistakes I wouldn't have made, but that's the way it goes.

Downing Street stressed that no decision had been made, but that options were being kept open.