Sentence examples for classes not only from inspiring English sources

Observing and reflecting on how students learn in my classes not only helps me improve my teaching, but also informs my research interests.

As a result of pressure from the US Securities and Exchange Commission and the European Securities and Markets Authority, S&P has tightened its evaluation methodology for all asset classes, not only MDBs.

She was also extraordinarily influential as a teacher, conducting classes not only at her own school but also at Bennington College in Vermont (from 1934), various summer workshops, and the Juilliard School of Dance (from its organization in 1952).

It was something that we had really been moving towards for years as more and more students want to take creative writing classes — not only English majors but students from across campus.

The article takes the case of hyperinflationary Zimbabwe, where remittances from the displaced middle classes not only provided essential familial support, but were also materialised in urban real estate, contributing to inflated property prices and a residential construction boom in the capital city.

Classes not only from the Department of Art and Archaeology, but also from Psychology, History, Politics, Physics, and the Program in Environmental Studies to name only a few drew on the Museum's encyclopedic collections of over 97,000 works of art.

Several professors kept students engaged out of class not only by blogging regularly, but also insisting their students do too.

Being unemployed or underemployed is thus, for many in the working class, not only an economic catastrophe but also a moral one.

It nevertheless attracted many adherents among the white middle class, not only conservatives but also a number of disparate progressives, including, for example, Theodore Roosevelt, Margaret Sanger and Rabbi Stephen Wise.

For example, the CFP writing class not only helps students write college application essays, but also helps them to practice creative writing at a fast pace.

Understood in those terms, class not only offers the left a basis on which to analyse society but also provides a strategy with which to change it.