Sentence examples for but also document from inspiring English sources
Members not only pool resources and ideas but also document stories together, labeling all images as a collective, not as individuals.
The quarterly reports, required of all candidates for federal office, not only provide figures on how much money campaigns have raised but also document, in minute detail, where the money goes, providing insight into the campaigns' strategy and business acumen.
A group of bloggers, mostly newcomers to the neighborhood, draw attention to the best real estate picks and block parties, but also document the setbacks and victories on the path to revitalization.
(2002), find that academic education leads to higher returns, but also document that the majority of vocational education programs increase earnings relative to no vocational qualification, especially for low achieving school leavers.
Integrated approaches that not only account for DNA and RNA aberrations but also document protein function and biochemistry are clearly the next technical horizon [ 60].
These data confirm not only that activity in face-responsive regions need not imply awareness of a face, but also document where such processing can occur, and to what extent.
Yes, reporting the achievements (and there have been many), but also documenting the frustrations and difficulties encountered along the way.
Under the agreement, voters would be allowed to use not only passports and drivers' licenses, but also documents including fishing licenses and college tuition bills.
The destroyed evidence, decades of records of the Tinners' activities, included not only bomb and centrifuge plans but also documents linking the family to the C.I.A., officials said.
But it still bothers me that you evoke a "mystery" surrounding this man, rightly credited by Jefferson with moments of moral sublimity but also documented by Bart Ehrman and others as having been almost uniformly misunderstood.
Among his important works are not only contributions to the Federalist Papers and the creation of the Coast Guard, standardized currency and the Bank of the United States but also documents like "Report on a Plan for the Further Support of Public Credit".
