Example sentences of "but [adv] [adj] [be] [adj] [noun] " in BNC.

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1 They have never been influenced by public opinion in the past but perhaps these are exceptional times .
2 And of course I do n't know how long do n't know how long that one 's been going for , but obviously that 's another sort of problem in some way .
3 But nevertheless that 's human nature and perhaps it 's also a reason why life should not stand still , whatever progress we make both in housing and in quality of housing and the quality of life , once people are used to that , to that they expect more and this is what progress , what forward thinking is all about .
4 But more worrying is that Ragu is losing his present battle .
5 ‘ We vested at the agricultural prices pertaining at the time — but now this is prime building land . ’
6 Much less well-known but equally exceptional is this fish 's ability to see longer wavelength radiation than we or most other animals can .
7 Such clauses are common in contracts , but equally common are general exclusion clauses which exclude or restrict liability for all breaches however caused ( " general exclusion clauses " ) .
8 He had done jury service four times : but surely that is another problem .
9 There is one who has been with us a long time — but then those are old maids of course .
10 But how disadvantaged are Labour women supporters ?
11 But how effective are these bribes ?
12 ‘ I 'll try anything once … but how expensive is this place ? ’
13 Yes but how great is this surplus ?
14 But how much were these promises worth ?
15 But how consistent is this view of the Phillips curve with Lipsey 's previous theoretical underpinning of the relation which we outlined earlier in this chapter ?
16 But how reliable is demonstrative identification ?
17 Watching Nicolas Cage squeezing his ‘ conceptual ’ approach to acting into Tom Cruise 's boy 's own flying suit provides a few laughs , but otherwise this is awful stuff
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