Sentence examples for but also indispensable from inspiring English sources

In the century that made them not only popular but also indispensable, cars have become part of the family story.

Urban austerity and its gentrifying logics underscore the relational fact that environmental justice in the city is increasingly a white privilege, one in which people of color are not only disposable but also indispensable to this sort of white and urban bio-accumulation.

We suggest that this strategy of data mining is not only useful, but also indispensable, when the discovery of homologous sequences in a given dataset is in need of optimization.

In this context, CD154/CD40 and ICOS-L/ICOS [ 54] as well as CD80/CD86 [ 55] ligation have been suggested to be necessary for the activation of B cells but also indispensable for the activation of autoreactive T cells [ 56] and the induction of regulatory B cells [ 29].

Bilin pigments not only impart various colours to certain animal parts or products but are also indispensable in a number of photoperiodic processes in green plants and as accessory pigments in the photosynthetic process in red algae.

Caring, compassion, and empathy are elements of humanism that are not only necessary at the time of diagnosis of kidney ailments, but are also indispensable over time as patients endure the lifelong challenges associated with their chronic illness.

Thus DRR is not only a fundamental cellular process for protecting cells against the damage, but is also indispensable to ensure faithful transmission of genetic information from one generation to the next.

"But intelligence is also indispensable.

But they are also indispensable.

However, the quantitative dimension is not only useful because it is aligned with the quantitative rhetoric of decision-makers, but it is also indispensable in terms of the knowledge it provides.

It's a specialized use case, to be sure, but one that's also indispensable if you happen to need it.