Sentence examples for adapted not only from inspiring English sources

Third-party headphones and other accessories that relied on the same port would also need to be upgraded or adapted – not only does that mean more expense for users, it means more electronic waste for landfill.

Al Qaeda has adapted not only by seeking new ties with other Islamic radicals, but also by promoting from within, finding new leaders to step in for others who have been killed or captured.

She has adapted not only the nerd kit course but also M.I.T.'s difficult introductory computer course -- so brutal that it has been called the Cherokee Bear Kill Ritual -- to the Mills curriculum.

The program, directed and hosted by Mark Lamos, who wrote the script with Deborah Grace Winer, explores the ways in which Shakespeare's plays and poems have been adapted not only for Broadway but also for jazz experiments and the movies.

But here Mr. Potter, who turned 40 last month, adapted not only Mr. Shorter's dialect, but also elements of his ensemble syntax: the rippling dynamics and elastic sense of time, the pairing of airy near-abstraction with earthy groove.

"Phoobis," and I did two short cartoons) if he had any audio that might somehow be adapted, not only as a cover but also as an animation that could extend the space and especially the emotion of the usual New Yorker image.

There is also a place for physical design adaptivity too: adapt not only the query plan, but also the required physical structures.

In contrast to the previous works [10, 15, 16], we propose a novel adaptation of the filter kernel size that allows the filter extent to adapt not only to local image structure but also the sensor noise in the region.

Shows must adapt not only to an abstract audience, but also to the individuals in the room.

Their bosses, she says, must adapt not only to more faiths, but new mixtures: Latino workers may follow Catholic and indigenous beliefs at the same time.

But I'm amazed at the health of the basic organism, how it survives and adapts not only to weaker cast members but also to the changing times and moods of the city itself.