Sentence examples for adopting not only from inspiring English sources
Ben LaBolt, a spokesman for the Obama campaign, said Mr. McCain's use of automated calls in this campaign showed "just how much Senator McCain has changed since then — adopting not only President Bush's policies but his tactics".
One notices this frequently: media figures come to identify so closely with the government officials on whom they report that they start adopting not only their way of thinking, but even their lingo.
During the period of economic decline in the second half of the 17th century, the German courts and the educated class had sought to profit from the progressive developments in France by adopting not only the standards of French civilization but also its language.
When we adopt a child that has been abused, that has been abandoned, and that needs a family, we are adopting not only for ourselves and for the child, but we are also adopting for Him.
Future trials may consider using pragmatic design adopting not only subjective patient-reported outcome measures but also objective outcome measures such as medication or other health service use [ 52].
In the process, it adopted not only the name of its illustrious predecessor but also the basic trappings of an adult art fair: adjustable walls and controlled lighting.
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Almost exactly 50 years on, they have been adopted not only throughout our railways, but also the entirety of British society.
A comparative approach has been adopted, not only to enhance the book's utility in situations involving multijurisdictional elements, but also to promote a degree of uniformity throughout the jurisdictions covered.
Therefore, it is paramount to adopt not only a more general isotherm model, but also a concise methodology to reliably optimize for and obtain the parameters of that model.
Gray's present tense descriptions of replays has been adopted, not only by Alan Hansen, but by most of the younger commentators, an indication of how the lingua franca of the game comes through their mics and cameras.
