Example sentences of "but [verb] for [adj] " in BNC.

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1 Faced with four alternative approaches to valuation — whether it should be based on capital values , rental values , maintenance costs or rebuilding costs — its choice was not to go for one of them , or even a mixture of two of them , but to go for all four of them .
2 Mrs Thatcher agreed to allow the Report to be sent out for consultation , but asked for one alteration .
3 The company had been good , the talk relaxing and buoyant , but limited for all that .
4 Other works may be eligible , but grants for these will be offered at the discretion of the Environmental Health Department .
5 This was relatively easy in the published bibliography , but made for many tiresome expansions online .
6 This was relatively easy in the published bibliography , but made for many tiresome expansions online .
7 This paper describes an essay in implementing logical objects within a hypertext system , with the dual aims of building on the experience of document processing systems , but catering for these six differences .
8 The method is to show the number of households which would be found if the headship rate were to be kept constant at the values in each age-group in 1971 , but allowing for actual changes in number of persons within these age groups .
9 She was a good twelve years older than me , but allowing for that , I 'd seen myself look not much better some mornings in the last few months , my skin blotchy , my eyes shadowed and swollen , my lips pale and dry-looking , my hair lifeless and uncombed .
10 These headings need a minimum fullness of twice the track length and calculations should be treated in the same way as for pinch pleat heading , but allowing for more pleats ( ‘ tubes ’ ) of a smaller size and closer spacing .
11 But allowing for this criticism , the test seems to be workable .
12 Over the years , over coffee , lunch , drinks now and then , she found out more : yes to straight , yes to married , but divorced for some fifteen years .
13 a ) How can schools ensure that records of achievement provide evidence of the skills and aptitudes required for specific employers ' needs ? b ) Would n't it be unfair if employment tests were waived for Compact graduates , but maintained for non-Compact job applicants ? c ) If local policies are negotiated regarding this issue , what will be the implications for national companies ?
14 The greater affluence of rural patients may explain the better pick up rate in rural areas , but compensating for socioeconomic and ethnic differences between rural and urban areas ( which were small ) would be expected to increase the differences in retinopathy observed .
15 Albireo is the faintest of the stars in the X , and is further away from the centre of the pattern , marked by Gamma ; but to compensate for this , Albireo is the loveliest double in the sky , with a golden-yellow primary and a 5.4-magnitude blue companion .
16 Would this lead to the principle of differentiation being accepted but used for different purposes , so that the goals of interest groups , rather than social welfare , dictate which commodities are taxed at a lower rate ?
17 The beast by candle-light ; the trip to bed where all the things you would n't do , have n't done , are things he 'll make you do , and things you 'll want ; and then the beast 's departure , out on his own , still smelling your smell but looking for fresh tracks .
18 Nationalisation was not new to France — the railways had been put into State ownership in 1937 — but support for economic planning had grown during the war as a way towards national renewal , greater investment and improved working conditions , and also as a way to punish businessmen who had collaborated with the Nazis .
19 Outside the top ten , but destined for thousands of Christmas stockings , are compilations from Belinda Carlisle , The Police , Huey Lewis And The News , AC/DC , Jimi Hendrix , Bob Marley and Gary Glitter .
20 Where it ends , do not continue on track past nature reserve notices but look for narrow path bearing left and passing through small copse on to area of grassy heathland ( b ) .
21 There is still a good case for booking ahead now , but look for high resorts , preferably with a glacier as well as access to some non-skiing activities .
22 2 — as above , but stunned for 1 round only .
23 In the same manner as with the rest of them , by taking into account the increased danger to property-owners , minute but replicated for each of them , in awareness of which from their viewpoints he reacts against theft .
24 A statement issued by rainforest countries on Jan. 16 at the end of a rainforest/global warming conference in Sao Paolo , Brazil , recognized that " the conservation of tropical forests is of crucial importance for global climatic stability " but called for simultaneous commitment from industrialized countries to reduce their own production of " greenhouse gases " .
25 The Supreme Soviet Presidium , at its meeting on 18 July , adopted a formal ruling which rejected any change in the constitutional status of Nagorno-Karabakh , but called for greater attention to be given to the concerns of ethnic Armenians living within the disputed region ; a programme of cultural and economic aid was also approved .
26 The Politburo , at its meeting on 14 October , blamed the breakdown of negotiations on the Americans , but called for further meetings and discussions on the basis of the proposals that the Soviet side had put forward .
27 The buyer did not repudiate the contract but pressed for early delivery .
28 There can be no alternative now but to press for guaranteed and unrestricted verifications , backed up by tougher international penalties against violators and greater pressure on all nations to accede to the treaty .
29 New English roses from David Austin look and smell like old roses but flower for longer and are more compact .
30 New English roses like ‘ Heritage ’ look and smell like old roses but flower for longer
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