Sentence examples for but also disposable from inspiring English sources

· Taiwan is prohibiting not only plastic bags, but also disposable plastic plates, cups and cutlery used by fast food vendors.

It's fast and noisy but also quite disposable in many ways.

These findings could be explained by other research, which suggest that more educated mothers not only engage in healthier behaviour but also have more disposable income to afford more or better health protection (quality food, health care, live in safer neighbourhoods) for their children (31) than mothers who may be less educated with less disposable income.

Ongoing financial pressures will be compounded not only by the fallout from the festive season, but also by concerns around disposable income and the impact of any measures taken by the next government to reduce national debt.

My guess is that Neilson is attracted to the theatre as an art form which is both of its moment, even disposable, but also continually open to renewal and revival.

Here, we present the fabrication of disposable but also regenerative QCM devices with microfluidic housing and an approach to improve the detection limit of a QCM by employing an additional, heavier molecule to increase the total added apparent mass, leading to a larger drop of the QCMs resonant frequency per amount of measured substance.

*A national and global recovery might mean a stronger pound but will also raise disposable incomes.

Automatic stabilization might have effects not only on disposable income but also on GDP itself.

In the past, user adoption numbers for this technology was low – in part because consumers were perhaps not as aware of or proactive about fraud, but also because the technology for disposable numbers often required a browser plugin which put it out of reach of more mainstream or non-technical users.

Proper disposal of injection equipment is required not only to check the reuse & resale of disposable syringes, but also to minimize the chances of avoidable risks to HCWs [ 21].

They also embody the kind of high-tech products that we will be throwing away more of: easier to upgrade than repair, increasingly disposable-seeming but also deeply personal.