Sentence examples for but also poor from inspiring English sources
But they are accountable to nations who are members, rich ones most of all, but also poor ones.
These liabilities reflect not only the effects of immediate intoxication but also poor self-care by alcoholics.
Similar problems are often reported by other scientists – indeed many complain that federally approved cell lines are not only too few but also poor in quality.
Born the daughter of a nomadic Italian actor-manager in 1858, Duse knew what it was not only to be socially marginal but also poor, hungry, even destitute.
They have to be good electrical conductors but also poor thermal conductors so the temperature difference across the material doesn't disappear too quickly.
Hyland partly blamed poor casting — too many characters look as if "they've just been shoved in out of nowhere at the last minute" — but also poor storylines.
Poor people not only grew more numerous — 46.2 million — but also poorer.
Rural participants were not only significantly older than urban (p < 0.0001) but also poorer (p <0.0001) and less well educated (p < 0.0001), with almost half (49.0%) being illiterate.
There's been a lot of talk about a new study finding that quitting Facebook leads to reduced stress, but also poorer well-being.
Furthermore, evidence suggests that ethnic minorities, including Hispanics, are not only more likely to report feelings of health care provider discrimination, but also poorer health status as compared to non-Hispanic whites [ 5].
