Sentence examples for achieving not only from inspiring English sources

And meeting the demand for birth control – enshrined by the UN as a millennium development goal – would enable dramatic progress in achieving not only the maternal health development, but all the other MDGs as well.

We propose the Credit based Multicast Fair scheduling (CMF) algorithm, which aims at achieving not only short multicast latency but also fair bandwidth allocation.

A culture of peace involves a multi-layered approach to achieving not only peace but can also address aspects of poverty.

Hemodynamic resuscitation should be aimed at achieving not only adequate cardiac output but also sufficient mean arterial pressure (MAP) to guarantee adequate tissue perfusion pressure.

We must also be innovative in how we use those funds, finding new ways to do more with the resources we have – achieving not only more money for development, but also more development for the money.

"We must focus investment in areas that provide the greatest return -- and the most sustainable results – achieving not only more money for development, but also more development for money," said Lake.

But in moving together we achieve not only what is just but also model what is right.

"We work always as a team to achieve not only driving goals but in our marriage," Mr. Taylor said.

This is, she admits, very hard to achieve, not only because of the implausibility of many opera plots but also because of the physical demands of the art.

This approach makes it possible to achieve not only species specificity but also individual specificity within a species, which is important in social contexts.

He said: "I am confident that Channel 4 will achieve not only what the BBC carried out in the past but also with a new approach, as the world and Formula 1 has moved on".