Sentence examples for but also remained from inspiring English sources

By so doing, they not only escaped destruction but also remained beyond the immediate reach of Islam.

According to several of her friends and several of Juan Miguel's, she not only shared custody of the boy but also remained close to her former in-laws.

But the Just collection not only survived the Nazi occupation of Prague and Czechoslovakia's later Communist regime, but also remained in his apartment after his death in 1972, watched over by his second wife.

Bauer established a relationship with her biological grandmother, but also remained close to her adoptive parents—her adoptive father had been a counter-intelligence officer who were sentenced to prison last year.

Hoover, of course, was not only defeated when he ran for re-election but also remained so unpopular that Democrats used his memory as a campaign issue for decades.

The paperback ledgers Mr. Brenner introduced so consumers could track monthly household purchases not only provided the new company a name -- from national paper diaries -- but also remained in use until last year.

"British people want our homes to go up in value, but also remain affordable," he said in a recent speech.

Investors should continue to view opportunities realistically, but also remain open-minded enough to recognise - and tap - the great renewable opportunities that exist.

They should be politely listened to like everyone else, but the idea they have not only become the sole arbiter of economic policy disputes, but also remain beyond reproach themselves is insulting to our intelligence.

Statistics show that Americans today are not only living longer but also remaining in the work force longer, returning to school in significant numbers and traveling more than previous generations.

In many cases the buildings have not only been community hubs, but also remain among the most architecturally distinguished buildings in their towns, legacies of New Deal efforts to put America back to work.