Sentence examples for be made not only from inspiring English sources

Consistency was the key word at the clinics: the calls should be made not only in November and December but also during conference play and the N.C.A.A. tournament.

The appeal would be made not only with a direct request for money, but also with the facts of their lives.

The recordings should be made not only of the officer doing the buy or bust, but of the back-up officers as well.

Investment decisions have to be made, not only concerning the number and locations of remanufacturing facilities, but also concerning the appropriate capacity and inventory levels to guarantee specific service levels.

A great effort must be made not only to increase the number of those jobs and create a career path for them but to increase their social status, which also means increasing the pay of these jobs.

To make matters even more difficult, changes would have to be made not only in the power sector, but also in transportation, where alternatives like nuclear power don't exist.

The investigation is made not only with respect to the displacement response but also to the stress response.

Their treks are made not only for pleasure but on behalf of Ground Truth Trekking, the nonprofit group they founded.

They are made not only by different hands but also by different minds, and this may be the most interesting thing about them.

The art blog Hyperallergic points out that parts of the site seem to have been made not only for but also by "people with zero knowledge of art".

Much progress has been made not only in defining the genomic landscape of human gliomas but also in the sensible implementation of targeted therapeutics to maximally impact signaling response.