Sentence examples for but also instant from inspiring English sources

Mao's words bestowed not only the highest political protection — the attacks ceased — but also instant fame.

Blake's illustrations not only give this story that extra dimension - something that Walliams is quick to acknowledge in his "thank yous" - but also instant credentials.

There's an unimpeachable trust when you walk out with the product you've just bought, but also instant gratification, in a way that even the fastest drone can't deliver.

Done properly, interactive textbooks offer not only video tutorials, more personalised instruction, just-in-time hints and homework help, but also instant access to assessment tools, teaching resources and the ability to network socially with students elsewhere.

The company gets increased sales, of course, but also instant feedback on its products -- every online chat has the potential to yield an actionable nugget of knowledge.

When ThinkImpact, a provider of social innovation immersion programs for college students in Africa and Latin America, became a B Corp in 2012, it discovered not only the benchmarking system for sustainable practices that it sought in the first place, but also instant trust.

The two were tending electronically to their demanding jobs, but they were also instant messaging each other, obviously on the same emotional "bandwidth" in their devotion to both career and marriage.

They still include the phone, but now there is also instant chat or messaging, email, frequently asked question pages on a website, videos on YouTube and more.

Yes, the results are also instant, but even when things don't go as hoped, every team has loyal supporters because the audience feels it is part of the team.

Here was a medium that could capture not just an instant of transcendence, like the Old Masters did (and Viola was plenty drawn to them, still is), but also the instant before the miracle of transformation, and the instant after.

It captures not just the event but also the instant horror it generated as the young women, in a tall building themselves, begin to panic.