Sentence examples for but also securing from inspiring English sources

That may depend on not only delivering another thumping majority in May, but also securing a victory against the odds in next year's referendum on the European constitution.

Costco's managing director, Jim Murphy, says, however, that his company faces considerable difficulties, not only obtaining planning permission but also securing supplies from manufacturers reluctant to see their goods sold at a discount.Supermarkets may eventually be reprieved by the competition authorities.

They are not just playing their cards well, but also securing better cards all the time from other players around the table.

Wei stated that the current Hulu player not only streams video, but also securing content, reports back to advertisers, and renders the video – all things that HTML 5 isn't quite ready to do yet.

Data must not only be anonymized and aggregated, but also secured with techniques like on-device encryption and tamper-proof hardware security keys.

"China brings not only capabilities, jobs and opportunities, but also secure long-term market share".

Through their friendship and confidence, he not only learned the lore of the ancient Maya but also secured valuable assistance in conducting his excavations.

Such extended copulation not only stimulates ovulation in the female but also secures paternity for the male by excluding other males.

This will not only upset the Socialists, who are muttering about treason, but also secure one of France's most popular political personalities, as well as showing Mr Sarkozy's inclusiveness.

When General Shinseki, et al, attempted to offer militarily-appropriate estimates for the numbers of personnel necessary to not only win the war, but also secure the peace, Rummy and Paul Wolfowitz would have none of it.

Malcolm succeeded to the throne after killing his predecessor, Kenneth III, and allegedly secured his territory by defeating a Northumbrian army at the battle of Carham (c. 1016); he not only confirmed the Scottish hold over the land between the rivers Forth and Tweed but also secured Strathclyde about the same time.