Sentence examples for but also expensive from inspiring English sources

"Clubbing is getting more corporate, with more 'experience' events that are impressive but also expensive.

But Kendall's sizes are not only hard to find, but also expensive.

Measurement of the HAZ thickness and temperature distribution within the processes are not only difficult but also expensive.

Traditional systems store all graph data in DRAM, which makes them fast at processing the data but also expensive and power-hungry.

The ingredients for the reaction had traditionally included tin hydrides that were not only toxic but also expensive and difficult to handle.

American companies will likely buy not only cheap European targets, but also expensive ones in emerging markets, all in the name of generating more growth.

It said the drive was "blazing fast" and "the most portable drive to date" but was also expensive.

A high concentration of protein may interfere negatively with the assay, for example, interacting with some component or introducing inner filter effects, but is also expensive in material.

Prolonged tracheal intubation not only increases the risk of complications but is also expensive because it requires respiratory therapy and more extensive monitoring [ 9].

Cytometry tools capable of a high degree of multiplexing are very powerful, but are also expensive, and usually require a staffed facility for their operation.

But he's also expensive because he's good.