Sentence examples for aid not only from inspiring English sources

Aid not only risks furthering a dependency culture, they argue, it is also increasingly unnecessary.

They contain either expressions of thanks for her bounty or prayers seeking her aid, not only in relation to agriculture but to life in general.

The American effort includes three billion dollars in humanitarian assistance, such as food and medical aid, not only to refugees but also to Syrians inside the country.

If the United Nations were to grant that, it would cause Congress to cut off aid not only to the Palestinian Authority but also to the United Nations.

Financial aid not only draws a more diverse student body, Mr. Clark said, but it also strengthens grateful students' ties to the school.

It should be noted that cutting aid not only jeopardises the community the donors seek to protect, but also increases anti-western sentiments.

In this, she is aided not only by Foster but by Joel Grey, as Moonface Martin, the wimpy gangster ("Public Enemy No. 13") who helps out the stowaway Billy.

They were aided not only by Yuto Nagatomo's 27th-minute sending off but also by some catastrophic defending from his team-mates.

When the Roman Catholic ruler of these counties, which formed the strategically most important block of territories on the lower Rhine, died without an heir, two Protestant claimants occupied his lands, aided not only by the German Protestant Union but also by France and England; they were, however, militantly opposed by Spain and the emperor.

However, Quesada et al. (2008) found that use of graphical teaching via the graphing calculator aids not only visual reasoning but also student understanding of the formal definition in calculus.

The Song dynasty's building manuals aided not only the various private workshops, but also the craftsmen employed by the central government.