Sentence examples for brought about not only from inspiring English sources

Softening and greater elasticity is brought about not only by the growth of new tissue but also by congestion and retained fluid within the tissues themselves.

It is brought about not only by restoring the body, but also by welcoming, accepting and embracing all others into belonging.

The riots were brought about not only by irresponsibility, but also inequality: by a sense of revulsion at denied opportunity, poverty and injustice.

The current low underlying inflation rate has been brought about not only by the strong pound but also by low seasonal food prices and the impact of tougher regulation on the prices charged by utilities.

The conference here was brought about not only by the abortion issue but also by the debate over surrogate motherhood and new questions about the moral and legal obligations on pregnant women to avoid behavior harmful to their fetuses.

This result implied that the addition of Ce brought about not only enhancement of activity but also the increase in the formation of 1,2-PDO.

For her organisation it was vital to partner with industry and government, as well as with public collaborators, as they looked for ways to bring about not only a cultural shift but a change in practice.

The film, which opens in New York on Feb. 1, is about two slackers, John Robb Mayes and Davidd (Chase Williamson), who discover that Soy Sauce has the power to bring about not only otherworldly travel but also monsters, and possibly the end of the universe.

UHC can bring about not only greater equity, but also much larger overall health achievement for the nation, since the remedying of many of the most easily curable diseases and the prevention of readily avoidable ailments get left out under the out-of-pocket system, because of the inability of the poor to afford even very elementary healthcare and medical attention.

There is a generalized agreement that "forest plays an important role in the protection of soil, and deforestation can bring about not only erosion but also collective soil movements" (Gray 1973).

And they understand what is required to bring about not only the required changes in behavior, but also the shifts in thinking necessary to achieve and sustain success.