Sentence examples for but also a position from inspiring English sources

Almoner, originally, an officer responsible for distributing alms to the poor, usually connected with a religious house or other institution but also a position with some governments.

In this case, it not only points us to a phrase unique to the candidate but also a position -- non-interventionist foreign policy -- on which he differs from the rest of the Republican field.

Positions in the mature peptide that experience purifying selection not only show a strong conservation of the amino acid but also a position-specific codon conservation pattern.

"Mark won't be able to refuse her not only a trip to Canada but also a starting position," said Passmoor.

I didn't have just their hunches to go on, but also a Sinn Féin position paper which set out clearly the party's belief that there should be no reduction in any of the benefits under the executive's control.

To further strengthen this analysis, we exploited the fact that ChIP-seq not only identified positions where Red1 was increased in the absence of Hop1 (on long chromosomes), but also a few positions where Red1 was decreased.

The exhibition included some of his characteristic "stacks", but also a work positioned along the full length of the east wall.

As a result of this, it is shown that based on the determined link measurements, performance of the manipulator can be maximum not only for a certain position, but also for a position interval, as well.

But it was also a position that could get him in trouble.

But it is also a position that comes with neither compensation nor thanks, and it requires sitting through hours of bickering over questions like whether the doormen ought to wear little caps.

Talking about bipartisanship is as American as apple pie and love of country, but it's also a position that feels oddly out of tune with modern American politics, which has rarely, if ever, been as polarised as it is today.