Sentence examples for arrangements not only from inspiring English sources
Such arrangements not only attract pollinators visually, they can also act as traps, food mimics and landing pads for pollinators.
He used geometrical elements and diagonal arrangements, not only in everyday jobbing printing – business cards, letterheads and brochures – but also in a series of cinema posters.
Any two-state solution with a chance of working would have to include federal arrangements not only about security but also about water, cell-phone coverage, sewage, and countless other details of a common infrastructure.
Although economics is primarily concerned with the modus operandi of the market mechanism, an overview of premarket coordinative arrangements not only is interesting in itself but throws a useful light on the distinctive properties of market-run societies.
The indigenista movements have sought to get greater control over their own resources and better arrangements not only with non-national actors but also with their own national governments.
First, it must be an improvement on the present arrangements; not only in the technical sense that the house no longer contains hereditary members but also that it is more able than the present one to use its powers of scrutiny and delay.
For Huawei, the monitoring arrangement not only improves its products, but makes good business sense.
All along the road up to Muse are more of the army's various forests and plantations.This arrangement not only gives the army a privileged place in the local economy.
Certainly the Disney Company has every reason to seek a quick exit from the arrangement, not only for philosophical reasons but also because Mr. Robertson's show occupies several important sections of real estate -- 10 a.m. and 11 p.m. every weekday -- that Disney would prefer to fill with programs from its broadcast network, ABC.
The arrangement not only improved the ride and handling of the car, but also isolated the interior from most of the noise and vibration generated by the wheels, suspension and the differential.When Enzo Ferrari clapped eyes on the E-Type for the first time, he declared it "the most beautiful car ever built"—and went on to copy aspects of it for various Ferrari models that followed.
This separated arrangement not only avoided the decrease of acid sites happened on (Ce+Cu /TiO2 catalyst, but also avoided the chlorine poisoning of TiO2 due to the strong adsorption of Cl on the CuO.
