Sentence examples for being produced not only from inspiring English sources

These trends represent a sea change in the way journalism is being produced, not only in the U.S. but around the world.

It's been produced not only with stars but at four times the budget of "The Reagans".

This process, called hemolysis, is produced not only by the osmotic effects of water but also by numerous other mechanisms.

Custom-fit bikes were produced not only for every British male road rider but also for every member of the reserves.

Modern net fabrics are produced not only by the netting method but also by weaving, knitting, and crocheting and are usually machine-made.

"We have to guarantee that the seafood reaching our plates has been produced not only in an environmentally sustainable manner; but also in a manner that supports the socio-economic wellbeing of those who harvest and process it," he said.

Signiness is produced not only by signs in the literal sense, big bright things outside businesses, but by the whole commercial apparatus of hope: by club listings and restaurant reviews and concert posters and coming attractions and even menus found in the lobby.

Subjects, however, are produced not only from children but also from the aid workers themselves.

This means that the diversity of focal mechanisms is produced not only by the difference in frictional strength but also by the heterogeneous stress field.

A visual quality made by a photograph or illustration is produced not only for aesthetic concerns but also for concerns about interaction between observers and the artist who design this visualization.

InChI may be produced not only for a single structure, but also for a combination of components not bound to each other (this may be thought of as representing equimolar mixtures).