Sentence examples for but also completes from inspiring English sources

Crichton's latest novel, "Next," not only preserves the hysterical tenor and questionable methodology of "State of Fear," but also completes the author's metamorphosis from steely-eyed augur of the not-too-distant future to unabashed demagogue.

That not only gives Charlotte Edwards' side the opportunity to avenge their defeat in Sri Lanka two years ago, but also completes a 12-month period that has seen them regain the Ashes at home, then successfully defend them down under.

According to the Jin shu (History of the Jin Dynasty), during the Zhengshi era of the Wei dynasty, He Yan, Wang Bi, and some of their contemporaries set forth the meaning of the Laozi and the Zhuangzi, and established the view that all beings "have their roots in nothingness (wu)," which not only "originates things" but also "completes affairs".

The challenge now is to ensure that every remaining out-of-school child is not only enrolled in elementary school but also completes at least eight years of child-centred, child-friendly education.

This involves placing several pieces of bony plates and bone chips on the preserved canal wall and tegmen tympani, which not only isolates the mastoid cavity but also completes the reconstruction of the EAC defect in a one-stage surgical procedure.

Not only individual applications can be hosted on virtual cloud infrastructures, but also complete business processes.

For each landmark, characterisation provides not only the parameter vector, but also complete statistical information, suitable to be used in a localization and mapping algorithm.

His group not only isolated and determined structures of the toxic compounds, but also completed the total synthesis of many members of the new structural class.

Unlike the controls, in WJ group there were not only complete wound closing and disappearance of the scab, but also complete reepithelialization, newly generated epidermal layers and appendages after 12 days of implantation.

These high-quality reference genome assemblies allow for not only complete gene models but also complete promoter regions and more remote regulatory sequences of every gene, as well as true representation of other complex features that are important for trait expression.

Before his death in 1989 at the age of 38, US-born harpsichordist Scott Ross had not only recorded the entire keyboard works of Couperin and Rameau, but also completed the first ever survey of Domenico Scarlatti's keyboard sonatas – all 555 of them.