Sentence examples for altered not only from inspiring English sources
Development and changing social patterns have altered not only artists' traditional vistas but the way they perceive the landscape as well.
But businesswomen in North Korea have gradually altered not only how North Koreans conduct their daily lives, but have also changed how women – and men – view their options for successful careers.
In practice, the "com'era" has been subtly altered not only to add temperature controls, safety measures and an extra 160 seats (the theater now has 1,000) but also to expand a relatively small theater.
Here is a look back at half a dozen notable ground-shifting events of 2015 and how they altered not only our landscapes but also our thinking about how Earth works.
Whether or not the announcement will give the company any respite from the growing indignation and official investigations, it seems to have already altered not only the dynamics within one of the world's most powerful and profitable media companies but also, possibly, the future of the newspaper business within the News Corporation.
In fact, the very nature of public interventions is altered not only by being more oriented toward market players but also by losing visibility.
To go further, he says he believes we could alter not only demand but also supply.
Already there are signs that the law is altering not only the relationship between classical musicians and their employers, but also between musicians and the works they produce.
Pets alter not only a family's routines, after all, but also its hierarchy, its social rhythm, its web of relationships.
Over the course of his administration, today's speech is likely to become the measure of Mr. Bush's success in altering not only the Pentagon, but its strategy and its structure.
Most everyone in the entertainment industry now is well aware that developing digital technologies will profoundly affect and permanently alter not only the way movies are made, but also the kinds of movies that get made.
