Sentence examples for but also the methods from inspiring English sources

It was then I realised that people actually opposed not only the existence of climate change but also the methods to stop it.

To overcome this problem, engineers began to study not only the subject matter but also the methods and techniques of their counterparts in medicine, physiology, psychology, and biology.

The patents cover not only the customer-configurable on-line ordering system but also the methods by which that system is integrated with Dell's "continuous flow" manufacturing, inventory, distribution, and customer service operations.

GAAP includes both broad general guidelines and detailed practices and procedures, provides a standard by which to measure financial statement presentations, and encompasses not only accounting principles and practices but also the methods of applying them.

not merely the subjects of instruction, but also the methods of teaching the candidates, should be so ordered as to be in itself a preparation for their future vocation as teachers.

Sir James Kay-Shuttleworth, founder of another London college, emphasized basic subject matter; he held that not merely the subjects of instruction, but also the methods of teaching the candidates, should be so ordered as to be in itself a preparation for their future vocation as teachers.

When it comes to research funding, it's not just how much is handed out, but also the method of delivery.

What he likes about their endeavor was not just the subject but also the method: talking to all sides, and perhaps getting them to talk to one another.

Ever since Edward Angle introduced his edgewise appliance in 1925, orthodontic innovators have been working to improve on not only its original design, but also the method of attachment.

As it turned out, however, the moderation was transitory and the crash that ended it undermined not only the central bankers' record but also the method they relied on to prop up growth.

Secondly, we inherited, along with those agencies, a lot of implementing legislation that, like the Clean Air Act, just rapidly came on and didn't give us a lot of leeway in terms of setting not only the goals but also the method by which they were to be achieved.