Sentence examples for but also competed from inspiring English sources

Andersen specialized in the 5,000- and 10,000-meter races but also competed in the 1,500.

The allegations weakened Berlusconi's government, as did his attempts to control the state-owned media, which not only had criticized the government but also competed directly with his privately owned media outlets.

Mr. Alexander, who not only took on Mrs. Dole but also competed against her husband, Bob Dole, in the 1996 primary campaign, was tough on Mr. Bush in their short-lived contest.

Very high molecular excesses of (GPO)10 not only displaced the prodomain from the CBD but also competed with DQ-gelatine substrate, resulting in the reduction of MMP-2 gelatinolytic activity.

Both the in vitro and ex vivo targeting of these nanoscaffolds not only showed binding specificity of MTNs onto the von Willebrand factor -coated surfaces that simulate the injured arterial walls but also competed with platelets for binding onto these injured sites.

The new movements were expanding public consciousness, but also competing for contributions.

Some of these are not only served by the exchange but also compete with it.

It buys many student loans from banks but also competes with banks by making loans directly to students and schools.

Now, they not only attend regularly but also compete for rank on the weekly score sheets pinned on the wall, based on points for attendance, application and behaviour.

As real estate developers pour money into the neighborhood around it, the theater is at the center of a bitter dispute over not just ownership rights, but also competing visions for a neighborhood landmark.

FIFTEEN years ago, the idea that Britain's utilities might not only be privately owned but also compete for the privilege of serving their customers was regarded as the fanciful rambling of a few eccentric economists.