Example sentences of "but [noun] [noun pl] [verb] [pers pn] " in BNC.

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1 But defence analysts say it 's unlikely that Iraq would acquire the new missile .
2 ‘ And the mortgagee having sworn he paid and expended above £120 in defending his mortgage at law , although he had but £60 costs allowed him there … shall not be held down to the taxation at law , but shall against the account be allowed all he laid out , or expended .
3 If you invested a pound on a horse , then the amount of money you 'd expect to get back would depend on the odds that that horse was offered at , but if you confined yourself to horses that had a reasonable chance of winning , say , the sort of horses that tend to be offered at odds of , say , six or seven to one or better , then your average rate of return might be nearer ninety per cent than thirty per cent , so putting it one way betting a pound a week on the horses is a slower way of losing your money than betting a pound a week on football pools , but football pools gives you a much greater chance of winning an absolutely astonishing sum of money .
4 Women who tried to get into the car park without a pass this morning were allowed through the barrier , but council officials warned them that they could face disciplinary proceedings if they try again tomorrow .
5 But council officials say they 've done as much as they can to protect their female staff .
6 But Customs regulations demand it should be returned to Russia or destroyed .
7 But motoring organisations say it costs too much .
8 To some westerners this seems pseudo-philosophical bunkum , but East Asians take it seriously .
9 But phone companies know they will spend thousands more from their own pay .
10 The father of seven has called for the teacher to be suspended but education officials say they do not plan any drastic action .
11 A warning about the beans was published by trading standards in Birmingham last year … but Oxfam officials say they had no idea of the danger until this week
12 The lights fixed to the roof rack came on , but paper cones prevented them from being visible from the shore line .
13 The Bill , introduced by Labour MP Alf Morris , aims to outlaw discrimination against disabled people but government ministers say it is too wide-ranging and potentially costly for employers .
14 But union officials say they 're worried that the sell off will lead to more job losses .
15 But Yard chiefs decided he had to be moved .
16 Twenty one year old Wayne O'Hora , also from Ecton Brook had been in custody since the killing , but Northampton magistrates granted him conditional bail until next month .
17 But police officers found him lying drunk outside the door .
18 The other man ran off but police officers caught him .
19 Council leader , Phyllis Starkey , and Conservative Group Leader , Janet Todd , have written to the Unit General Manager of the John Radcliffe , Tony Stapleton , asking him to withdraw the charge , but hospital officials say they are introducing fees following a survey of people using the hospital , which showed that seventy percent of them were in favour of it .
20 But City sources said they believed that Mr Lawson might reinforce the fight against inflation without resorting to another increase in base rates , by announcing a further tightening of monetary policy in next Thursday 's Mansion House speech .
21 The Government is believed to be reluctant to push rates any higher , but City analysts predicted it would act if pressure on sterling became too great to hold with intervention alone .
22 But county councillors claimed it would reduce parental choice by restricting the number of 11-year-old pupils the popular school can recruit .
23 A furious Liverpool bench claimed Wright 's killing goal was offside — but TV replays showed he was just on .
24 But prison officers say it would be impossible to enforce .
25 But estate agents think it 's got alot going for it .
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