Sentence examples for awards not only from inspiring English sources

These awards not only provide funding for students, but more importantly, they provide mentorship.

The Lotus Temple has won several awards: not only in architecture but also in religious, artistic and political fields.

In Westport, Conn., the Landmark Academy Preschool gave awards not only for "Always says please and thank you" but also for "Best rester".

In Iceland, the Reykjavik City Hostel has won awards not only for its ecology efforts (they promote energy monitoring, erosion control and extensive recycling services) but also for its facilities (high-speed Internet access, laundry facilities and fully equipped kitchens).

Her interest in mentoring young women in science was one of the main reasons she applied for the fellowship: the L'Oréal awards not only honor women's contributions to research, but also promote mentoring.

Judge Korman said in cases involving disabled children, he frequently increased damage awards not only for the child but for the family, so that "the child should not be viewed as a burden" and family members feel "they've also gotten some benefit".

The Cannes jury took the unusual step of awarding laurels not only to the director, Abdellatif Kechiche, but also to the lead actresses, Adèle Exarchopoulos and Léa Seydoux, whose extended sex scenes together are already a topic of fierce debate.

The winner is awarded not only $100,000 but also an exhibition, which this year runs from May 20 through Nov. 2.

Kabasele wiped out King, forcing the referee, Jonathan Moss, into awarding not only the penalty but also a second yellow card.

"Certainly it would be a nice award, not only for Mark, but for his teammates," Gaddy said.

It's important to remember that the Palme d'Or was awarded not only to Kechiche, but to Seydoux and Exarchopoulos too.