Sentence examples for but often also from inspiring English sources

Holden's modernist designs are special because they aren't just architecturally impressive, but often also deeply practical.

Dr. Tov recalled the "excitement but often also despair" of getting the Dead Sea Scrolls published.

This is manifested not only in numerous loanwords but often also in the adoption of phonological or grammatical features.

Patrons are greeted not only by name but often also with questions about family or a recent vacation.

I lived in a major drug-trafficking favela twenty years ago, and was familiar then with the local drug lords, who were feared but often also admired.

Such rapid review is given not only to smaller deals, but often also to large and complex ones such as this year's merger between Compaq and Hewlett-Packard.

But they often also have subtle, unpredictable consequences.

But protests often also reflect worker resentment against corruption or unfair treatment.

This eliminates nearly all spam, but it often also blocks legitimate e-mail messages from senders who may not yet be in a user's address books.

The birds might run, but they often also flush straight up, with loud, whirring wingbeats that seem to serve to startle predators.

"Green technologies come with an upfront investment, but very often also with a very strong payback," says Mr Sterling.