Sentence examples for provided but that from inspiring English sources

In promoting patient self care management, the health care professional has an explicit educational role, as well as a monitoring role [ 20] to ensure not just information is provided, but that information is correctly interpreted.

At Inside Housing, Jules Birch observes that no definition of "high value" is provided, but that the inspiration for this idea is plainly Policy Exchange's argument for flogging heaps the stuff its calls "expensive" when it becomes vacant in order to build more in poor areas.

In Georgia, for instance, Gov. Sonny Perdue assumed in his budget proposal that the additional federal money would be provided, but that the state would still face a Medicaid imbalance of $608 million, said Dr. Rhonda M. Medows, the commissioner of community health.

The Times article noted [footnote 6] that the atlas maps have been widely interpreted as identifying where the nation's best and worst medical care is provided but that in reality those maps simply show where care is cheaper or more expensive.

Our results suggest that bacterial communities growing under increasingly stringent nutrient limitation adapt their enzyme activities primarily for the nutrients provided, but that there is also a more subtle response not linked to the substrates included in the feed medium.

Williams said the water and note paper would be provided, but that the exhibits list was not part of evidence and would not be provided.

Sure you'll never get the one-on-one experience a live teacher can provide, but that's literally what other musicians are there for.

Mr. Harrelson looks like he's actually having the kind of good time stupid movies should provide but that this one roundly fails to deliver.

A world still shaken by the events of 2008 and at risk of falling back into national introspection desperately needs the sort of collective leadership that the G-20 can provide, but that it has not recently been providing.

I'm talking now about those things that you already provide, or those that the customer would appreciate that you can provide, but that you might be taking for granted.

In 2008, Kerrigan had been sued by his parents for money they provided him, but that case was dismissed.