Sentence examples for be taught not only from inspiring English sources

"And it has to be taught not only in Birmingham.

It must be taught not only as an isolated craft or a set of techniques.

This means that engineering students in future have to be taught not only technical knowledge but also soft-skills or knowledge and skills in information and communication technologies in order to perform successfully as factory planners.

"What I'm trying to inspire with my book is a return to the art history survey course," she said, "and to say that this should be taught not only at the college level, but at the high school level.

Evolution is the organizing principle of biology, the study of life, and should be taught, not only in high schools but also, at a suitably age-appropriate level, throughout the K-12 science curriculum and certainly not deferred to college.

The student will have access to the best facilities and equipment and will be taught not only by local experts but also by visiting professors and scientists from institutions around the world.

This is one of the blended language courses, which are taught not only traditionally (face-to-face) but also online.

They are taught not only technical skills, but also the basics of customer management, communications and team building.

"We Catholics were taught not only that we must have priests but that they must be the right kind of priests," he writes in the book, which argues that priests aren't ultimately necessary.

There is one main reason for this: men are taught not only that the penis (and its size, shape and ability to get and stay erect) is the symbol of their worth as men, but also that the phallus is the be-all, end-all of sex.

Basic human anatomy is taught not only to medical students but also to students in the physical therapy, physician assistants, and pathology assistants programs at Duke.