Sentence examples for also from high-quality English sources.

• Flogging was also used.

• I could also donate my rewards to charity.

• Other drugs might also be useful against cytokine storms.

• For example, no connective is also a quantifier or a variable, and the non-logical terms are not also parentheses or connectives.

• The BBC’s SSR team must also be consulted.

• The Ad Library also has expanded search features.

• Religious and cultural events have also been suspended.

• Some experts also recommend only using plastic bags once.

Use also in a sentence.

• She also feels that he’s a problematic boy but he is also very sensitive.

• Sonic, which is also owned by Inspire Brands, is also moving to a "to-go" model.

• The hotel's on-site jazz lounge was also closed temporarily, but it's otherwise also well worth stopping by.

• Friends of mine (also not too adversely affected) agree they feel different – more reflective, perhaps, but also less sociable.

• Margaret also freelances as a writer and journalist for TV, radio, newspapers and websites, sometimes also presenting on programmes.

• Tiruchchirappalli, also spelled Tiruchirappali, also called Trichinopoly, formerly Trichy, city, east-central Tamil Nadu state, southeastern India.

• Austria and Switzerland also have private channels and also have publicly-funded TV stations, eg ORF1 and ORF2 (Austria) and SRF1 and SRF2 (Switzerland).

• Note also that the definitions imply (by pure logic) that EQ, O, and U are all reflexive and symmetric; in addition, EQ is also transitive—an equivalence relation.

also sentence examples

• You should also avoid using metal utensils, scouring pads, or other abrasive elements on your Dutch oven since they may also cause damage (and potentially void the warranty).

• However, lower prices could also deter airlines from investing in more fuel-efficient aircraft, which could also be a setback to long-term efforts to rein in airline emissions.

• Oto, also spelled Otoe, also called (since the turn of the 19th century) Otoe Missouria, North American Indian people of the Chiwere branch of the Siouan linguistic family, which also includes the languages of the closely related Missouri and Iowa tribes.

• Whitehall sources also warned that anybody helping her return could also be at risk of a criminal offence, although Siac itself had also conceded that her conditions in the camp where she lived now were so bad it amounted to “inhuman or degrading treatment”.