Sentence examples for but also organizing from inspiring English sources

Sitemaps designed by webmasters are not only presenting the main usage flows for users, but also organizing the hierarchical concept of the website.

And with their vast reach and immediacy, Facebook and Twitter are not only sources of information but also organizing tools — samizdat on steroids.

The city government makes itself integral in the lives of Curitibans, not just seeking comment and feedback on policies, but also organizing a host of events.

Two years ago, there were signs of a thaw, with Mr. Murdoch, who owns The New York Post, not only endorsing Mrs. Clinton's bid for a second Senate term in his paper, but also organizing a fund-raiser for her.

Plans for Museum The trustees have ambitious plans for the museum, not only continuing to acquire international works of art to add to the permanent collection, but also organizing exhibits of works by internationally renowned artists.

Smart components comprise elements that increase the value of the physical components, like sensors, microprocessors, data storage, controls, and software; smart components do not only collect information, but also organizing and interpreting that information; an automotive example is Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC) that intelligently adapts a car's set speed to match that of the car in front.

Finally, Yasir Arafat's personal financial adviser, Fuad Shubaki, not only paid for many of these attacks, but also organized a consortium of Middle Eastern terrorism built on the Palestinian Authority, Iraq and Iran.

Michele Costa of New Rochelle, a consultant for Creative Memories, products, not only sells its products like specialized scrapbooks, adhesives and marking pens, but also organizes gatherings so others can work on their books together.

And I think for a lot of people, they actually distract from the real urgency of the need to take political action to vote in particular, but also organize beyond that.

Education took place not only in schools but also, in many areas (particularly Serbia and Bulgaria), in "reading rooms"—though this English translation does not convey the full meaning of the chitalishte, an institution that not only provided books and newspapers but also organized education for adults and staged plays, debates, and discussions.

But stage 2 markets are still decentralized, with employers contacting potential employees directly 3. Stage 3 markets have procedures which not only determine the timing of transactions, but also organize the transactions (e.g. the order in which offers are made, and at what point transactions are finalized).