Sentence examples for be created not only from inspiring English sources
"Value will be created not only for property owners but for workers and residents, who will be the beneficiaries of improvements to the streets and public spaces".
"We are seeking a partner that understands the value of the Olympic Games and the legacy that can be created not only for their community, but for our country".
If such a political consensus could be created, not only would the requisite legislation pass quickly and easily through parliament, but no party would be subject to any loss of electoral support at the next election (with the possible exception of the Greens).
Using the high performance machine learning algorithms of AZOrange does not require programming knowledge as flexible applications can be created, not only at a scripting level, but also in a graphical programming environment.
As demand rises, more and better jobs will be created not only in Asia, but also globally, along supply chains and across production networks.
Yet in launching the concept, the automaker cautioned, "Before the market launch a hydrogen infrastructure would have to be created: Not only a broad network of hydrogen fuel stations, but also the production of the hydrogen itself".
They were created not only for their form, but also most emphatically for their content".
"This was created not only by his personal style, but by his staff constantly hammering that point out," Nixon observed.
Once "a humanitarian environment" was created, "not only disabled people but everybody would benefit," he said, adding, "In China, this is a very important subject".
As in painting, it's a base coat meant to help what comes after last longer and work better, and iterations are now being created not only for the skin and eyelids, but eyelashes, lips, nails and even hair.
Once the 275-member Assembly is created, not only will it have to do the long work of drafting a final Constitution, it will also choose a "presidency council" of three officials, who will decide on a variety of matters including the appointment of a temporary government and prime minister.
