Sentence examples for arranged not only from inspiring English sources

PAGE A14 Syria's Unusual Elite Hafez al-Assad arranged not only for his son to take over in Syria, but for members of a minority religious sect to retain its power.

Keywords are arranged not only alphabetically but also hierarchically.

The results of our research show that the process of sequencing molecules is conditioned and arranged not only according to chemical and biochemical laws, but also according to program, cybernetic, and informational laws.

Cromwell has been charged by the King with ridding him of his second wife through any apparently legitimate means; and, in the course of his efficient management of this task, Cromwell arranges not only the prosecution and execution of Anne but also that of five enemies of his beloved mentor, Cardinal Wolsey, whom he has long wanted to punish.

In time crystals, however, atoms are arranged in patterns not only in space, but also in time.

The general comparison results show us that the classroom layout with two exits shortens students׳ evacuation time, and the premeditated behavior rules, meaning that students who follow preset instructions to arrange their activities, not only escape faster but also have some advantages in ensuring their safety during the evacuation process.

Steel bands began to perform "own tunes," which were pieces not only arranged but also composed by the ensembles' arrangers.

Merceron, they wrote "not only arranged many of the transfers but also personally escorted couriers transporting money for the Duvaliers".

She not only arranged reservations for his business lunches, she said, she also did his personal shopping.

A group of friends had not only arranged for the play's translation into English but had also joinly taken the ad in the Times.

(The lawyers and their backers were so sure of this that they not only arranged for Becker to have behind-the-scenes access, they also had a documentary film crew and an award-winning photographer chronicle the story).