Sentence examples for be realized not only from inspiring English sources

Future progress in genotype-driven rice breeding could be realized not only by gene (allele) replacement, but also by background (haplotype) improvement.

This more holistic approach to the management of nitrogen offers considerable benefits that can hopefully be realized not only from an agricultural perspective but also from an environmental and socioeconomic view point.

There is, however, no clear syntactic restriction on speech acts of denial, as denials can be realized not only by assertions of negated sentences but, for example, also by means of irony.

For that purpose, socioeconomic appraisals must be realized not only ex ante, but also at the various stages of the project's lifetime, which requires constant efforts for data collection and consolidation.

"The threat of destabilization in the wider region is realized not only by Russia, but by the whole international community," he said.

These savings are realized not only by the amount of the dependency exemption itself, but also through other tax breaks that may be contingent upon claiming the dependent exemption.

And if the goals of Hamas as stated in their own charter were realized, not only would Israel cease to exist as a country, but the over 6 million Jews who live within its borders would be killed.

H. pylori inversions are usually symmetric around the replication axis, which are realized not only by illegitimate recombination and but also by homologous recombination when two inverted repeat sequences exist on the chromosome.

This vision has been realized not only for adult volunteer donors, but also for umbilical cord blood units.

They're realizing not only do I have to live here longer, but I have to have my child here and possibly work from my apartment and make room for a nanny".

You are realizing not only that, your job, relationship, situation or behavior has become stagnant and is no longer benefiting you, but resisting the ending is more painful than giving in and surrendering or letting go.