Sentence examples for been determined not only from inspiring English sources

Despite opposition from American farmers and textile manufacturers, who say that the agreement has cost thousands of jobs, the Bush administration has been determined not only to renew it but to expand it to cover a broader range of products, including canned tuna and clothing made from fabrics produced in the four Andean nations.

It is important to stress that, in recent years, changes in R&D have been determined not only by the general economic situation itself but also by the general policy of the post-Soviet states.

This demonstrates that Jewish population origins have been determined not only by the flow of genes, but also by the flow of ideas, although this does not exclude the flow of genes from some now undetected founder Jewish women at the time of formation of a new Jewish community.

Preferences for beer are determined not only by taste, but by the weather.

Rates are determined not only by markets, but also by government policy.

He was determined not only to focus but also to pitch nine innings, and Manager Bobby Valentine let him.

The size of the military is determined not only to win wars, but also to deter adversaries from starting hostilities.

Our competitiveness as a nation in coming decades will be determined not only by our financial accounts but also by our intellectual accounts.

Frege's explanation of this phenomenon was that, in sentences such as these, truth value is determined not only by reference but also by sense.

Her successor, Peter III, worshipped Frederick II and was determined not only to end Russia's war against Prussia but also to join Prussia in fighting against Austria and France.

He also said it was a problem to determine a danger level for low-frequency radiation, in part because dosage is determined not only by proximity to the source, but by duration of exposure.