Sentence examples for but also term from inspiring English sources

By changing the composition of our asset holdings, as in our recently completed maturity extension program (MEP), we can influence not just the expected path of short rates, but also term premiums and the shape of the yield curve.

Chris of Square Enix Music Online termed it "the least accessible Final Fantasy XI soundtrack" and disliked its "grating synth use", but also termed it "an excellent in-game accompaniment".

For the latter, we should not only consider the term associations, but also the term associations in the context of their ontological structures.

"Their release is not only important in humanitarian terms but also political terms".

Yes, in economic and business terms, but also in terms of general quality of life".

We think that a multicenter observational study which evaluates not only short-term, but also long-term outcomes, is necessary.

Not just singular terms but also general terms, like 'tiger', 'hot', and 'red' are often recognized as rigid (following Kripke's suggestion: 1980, p. 134).

He's able to prove the existence of God through not only spiritual terms but also scientific terms.

In contrast, here interactions are discussed not only in such terms but also in terms of their effect on mutation.

Our case also illustrates the prominent role of the ECJ, not only in legal terms, but also in terms of policy-making.

27 Thus, when evaluating the efficacy of treatment of patients with NB MAC-LD, not only short-term, but also long-term outcomes are needed.