Sentence examples for but also placed from inspiring English sources

The legislation officially suspended university terms, in response to the class walkouts which have been observed in many institutions since February, but also placed draconian restrictions on protests.

"This not only put individual prisoners at risk, but also placed excessive demand on resources that were required for the local community too," says the inspectors' report.

Each of these figures not only succeeded in capturing the hearts of millions of fans but also placed himself in our public imagination.

A turning point in winning public support, however, came when the government introduced emergency legislation, Bill 78, which suspended the academic year but also placed severe restrictions on student protests.

The Risorgimento not only convinced Pius that liberalism in the church must be destroyed but also placed the liberal Catholics in the difficult position of appearing to support those who had caused him so much distress.

This not only settled the philosophical problem of the origin of life at the time but also placed on solid ground the new science of bacteriology, which relied on proven techniques of sterilization and aseptic manipulation.

They became not only steppingstones to four-year colleges but also places that trained students for specific jobs, like nurses, paralegals or engineering technicians.

Julep dealt with the challenge by selling its products not just in its stores and online, but also places like Sephora and QVC.

The selection is astounding, with a red wine inventory that includes bottles not just from California and Europe, but also places like Idaho, Israel and Lebanon.

But still to come was that factor – identified by Williams in his letter – that novelists often write about, that they fear, but also place their trust in: time.

Check the laminated chart and note that he's put his hands on not only your "liver" and "spleen" but also places — hello!