Sentence examples for concept but also from inspiring English sources
It's an important concept, but also pretty obscure.
"Defense wins championships" is not only a hip concept but also a blueprint for many teams.
Success in replicating the model in Kenya lies in retaining the bespoke design concept but also in broadening knowledge and keeping construction costs down, says Muga.
Representative Diana DeGette, a vocal advocate for the provision, said food makers initially resisted the concept but also wanted to avoid more expensive national recalls, which can occur when the specific source of an outbreak is not known.
'Niche' promotion has long been a commonplace of the cultural market, but when Anderson, the Californian editor of Wired magazine, came up with a new phrase to describe the buying and selling of books and records that were not necessarily bestsellers, he not only gave new life to an old concept, but also some useful theoretical underpinning to a market being transformed by online selling.
However, we not only use the weaker inductive poset concept but also reduce some tedious hypotheses.
A singer who wishes to breathe new life into Verdi often has to get around not only the director's concepts but also the conductor's.
Every monthlong unit introduces new concepts but also reviews things students learned earlier in the year: For example, a first-grade class studying shapes might start the lesson with a quick time-telling exercise.
Modern genetics, he pointed out, uses molecular concepts but also original Mendelian ones; for example, molecular concepts are used to explain, not to replace, the Mendelian notion of mutation.
It introduces not only technological concepts, but also the terminology used to describe them.
Results highlight the ability for triads to conceptualize the integration of STEM concepts but also the challenge to sustain the integration of STEM concepts across phases of enactment.
