Sentence examples for but also make clear from inspiring English sources

You can boast about your successes here, but also make clear that foreign affairs today is complex, and not for amateurs.

Continuing these policies will not only bring the nation closer to the day of fiscal Armageddon but also make clear that the repugnant bailout era is just beginning.

The lesson is incontrovertible: to persuade a rogue regime to get out of the terrorism business and give up its weapons of mass destruction, we must not only apply pressure but also make clear the potential benefits of cooperation.

"This is a woman rabbi who is prepared to take what has been a female art form and use it as a teaching tool — but also make clear that as a woman rabbi she loves painting her nails and she can really merge that passion with her way of teaching," he said.

Underlying the new strategy, the Americans say, is the conviction that only a tougher approach will quell the insurgency and that the new strategy must punish not only the guerrillas but also make clear to ordinary Iraqis the cost of not cooperating.

They not only provide tangible and measurable metrics but also make clear the inherent tension between growth and efficiency.

He chuckled with a reporter at that comparison, but also made clear that he considered "One Pig" no joke.

The quartet backed that call, but also made clear that continued settlement construction was not conducive to creating an environment for peace talks.

In an interview, Mr. Thaci said, "We will respect the opinion," but also made clear that he believed independence was irreversible.

It highlights some hopeful trends but also makes clear how many challenges remain in strengthening the news ecosystem in the UK.

Bank of America, for instance, has picked Dublin for its post-Brexit hub, but also made clear that it could move roles to other parts of the EU.