Sentence examples for blueprint not only from inspiring English sources

Our stories can provide a blueprint not only for how veterans might be perceived by society, but also how they should be received.

The chief accomplishment of Mr. Peterson's tenure has both symbolic and tangible significance for the future: a trade agreement that is, effectively, a blueprint not only for relations between the two nations but for Vietnam's future economic liberalization and integration into the world marketplace.

Obama's Executive Order provides a blueprint not only for improving businesses' bottom lines but for adopting beneficial regulations that protect the well-being of the American public.

Sometimes called the theory of everything, string theory is supposed to provide an all-encompassing blueprint not only for our universe but for a limitless number of other universes that might possibly exist alongside ours.

David Albright, president of the Institute for Science and International Security in Washington, said Iraqi documents, coupled with the Libyan developments, raised the possibility that Dr. Khan's network operated for more than a decade to offer atomic blueprints not only to Libya and Iraq but to countries like Iran, Syria and North Korea.

It appears Ashley has offered the 56-year-old carte blanche to rip up his old, failed, Newcastle blueprint and not only granted offered Benítez autonomy over assorted club spheres, most notably recruitment, but accepted his desire to rebuild the squad ahead of the Championship campaign.

Fortunately for us, there are pockets across the globe (no, not the ones that come with your summer dress!) that provide us the blueprint to not only maximize, but healthfully optimize, the life in our years.

It's a utopian world in which contraband will be only a notional concept, because enforcement will require policing ideas and blueprints, not simply goods.