Sentence examples for but also introduced from inspiring English sources

New England delivered greater purity but also introduced fresh perils.

These companies not only brought Israeli operations into their global supply chains but also introduced Israeli entrepreneurs to global customers.

This not only kept them active and occupied, but also introduced them to a number of male mentors.

The government has issued the country's first-ever foreign bond, but also introduced a personal income tax.

New colonists not only depleted the whales but also introduced cattle and goats to the islands for food.

The arrival of European settlers in the 19th century not only transformed the cultural landscape of Washington but also introduced new social patterns.

This was creating optimism, but also introducing huge pressure and anxiety around traditional schooling.

Hernández's book contains one anecdote that not only gives the lie to Guzmán's gentleman bandit image, but also introduces the new power on the scene.

The interior shadings and shadows created by the stacking of the translucent pieces emphasize the sensuousness of colored glass but also introduce an uneasy sense of weight.

He sought to expand the architectural debate, building on Martin's scientific research, but also introducing a critical and philosophical dimension.

"And of course Wesleyan is a fine example of a house that publishes established poets such as Jean Valentine, but also introduces new voices on a regular basis".