Sentence examples for but also marks from inspiring English sources

Independence in 1975, after a long anti-colonial struggle against Portugal, brings cause for celebration but also marks the beginning of three decades of civil war.

This 1978 German concert features electric-bass star Jaco Pastorius, but also marks a turn towards a jazzier feel, with the addition of drummer Peter Erskine.

The success of the campaign was good news for Burberry but also marks the expansion of the Beckham brand into the next generation.

This highly symbolic fact not only suggests the initial shift of the scene of the intellectual life from places like the Academy to the cloisters of Christian monasteries but also marks even more a change in the dramatis personae.

Dyson's new Pure Cool Link air purifying fan promises to clean up the air in your home, but also marks the first step of the British engineering firm into the Internet of Things.

Alongside other reforms to the tax system, rises in child benefit and income support, the WFTC not only makes work pay but also marks a step on the road towards the target announced by the prime minister of ending child poverty in a generation.

That translates to a razor-thin 4.5% net margin-but also marks an industry-leading 30% return on equity.

Rejoining GATT, China hoped, would not only help boost trade but also mark another step on its march back to international prominence.

If we help the protesters succeed, it will not only serve long-term national security interests but also mark the beginning of the end of Al Qaeda.

But the Ochs purchase was the beginning of a family ownership that not only saw it all happen but also marked its own centennial at the head of the newspaper in 1996 and is now in its fifth generation.

The formation of the Menninger Foundation in 1941 not only fulfilled the family's goal of combining medical practice, research, and education on an international level but also marked the beginning of the first group psychiatric practice.