Sentence examples for but also to shape from inspiring English sources

Social networks can allow the military not only to follow but also to shape the action.

At the doctoral level, HCED prepares students not only to produce but also to shape the next generation of creative teaching and scholarship.

Winemakers seeking good reviews may be exploiting new technologies not only for damage control, but also to shape their wines from birth.

Students need to know how to use it not just for jobs, but also to shape their online presence and convey the skills they have with ease.

One realm in which the effects are visible is technology, where Chinese and American companies are competing not simply for profits but also to shape the rules concerning privacy, fairness, and censorship.

The 2016 election has become a contest not only to determine control of the White House and the Congress but also to shape the future of the Supreme Court.

Such findings suggest that attention, even when triggered by a simple spatial cue, is not merely given to locations, but also to shapes, colours, and arbitrary learned meanings.

In QNDE, the objective is not only to find out flaws but also to determine the size, shape, and orientation of the flaw.

Like others, Leviev's R&D team created proprietary software not only for "bruting" a diamond (when a stone is shaped) but also to form the facets on a stone (58 on a round one).

Now Mr. Scaramucci is in the Trump inner sanctum as a member of the transition team, in a position not only to predict the future, but also to help shape it.

Now, we're on the verge of parallel changes in crowd-sourced medicine, for instance with patients now able to contribute their data to research through the quantified-self movement and with user-oriented collaborative medicine, which will allow patients not just to participate in research but also to help shape the research questions.