Sentence examples for term but does from inspiring English sources

She insists on feminising her title to madame la maire in defiance of the French grammar police (le maire is the correct term), but does being a female mayor make a difference?

Sending Energy Secretary Bill Richardson to secure lower oil prices may provide consumer relief in the short term, but does nothing to address the long-term problem of our oil addiction.

Our trace information tells us how each of the links behave in the long term but does not tell us anything about the short-term behavior.

Head coach Sean O'Driscoll has said Bristol City will look like a "different" club next term but does not expect to have to sell players.

The model for PEGs does not include the chemical concentration as a separate term, but does include the interaction between chemical concentration and buffer pH.

A novel, simple, and time efficient Trunk Release Maneuver to reposition the body reduces interface pressure and trunk displacement in the short term, but does not reduce perceived discomfort.

We all know the term, but do we really know what it means?

And there are many who do wholeheartedly adopt the term but don't feel like expressing as much on social media.

In a statement, the NFU president, Peter Kendall, said the announcement gave some hope for the long term, but did not solve the dairy farming issues of today.

Brisbane were on top during the third term but didn't take their opportunities, kicking 1.5 to let the Demons off the hook.

First, Karumanchi established baseline levels of the protein in eleven healthy pregnant women and in six women who were delivered before term but did not have preeclampsia.