Sentence examples for conduct not only from inspiring English sources

"We'll look at the conduct not only of priests but of bishops," Mr. Bennett said.

Technology, by concretising rules about proper behaviour and conduct, not only functions as a regulatory instrument, but may also encode particular values and versions of rationality.

For practical evaluation, we conduct not only simulations but also experimental measurements by implementing a test program on a real test bed.

This obligation encompasses the application of the principles of reduction, refinement, and replacement in experimental design and conduct, not only for ethical and humane reasons, but for scientific integrity as well.

Nixon's illegal and surreptitious conduct not only prolonged an awful war but also corrupted and subverted a crucial presidential election: the combination must make it the most wicked action in American history.

Third, and most striking, because it included seemingly bland provisions that if enacted would have major consequences for the conduct, not only of Palestinian governance, but also of the Palestinian uprising.

Furthermore, Greece and India conducted not only trade but also cultural, educational, and philosophical exchanges.

What's more, he conducts not only the works he plays but also orchestral works by both composers.

The statistical analyses were conducted not only for the whole data set, but also separately for each sampling day, for each sampling site and considering spatially averaged data.

Specific gravity testing is recommended to be conducted not only using representative waste composition, but also using representative compaction, stress, and degradation states.

Further studies on precooler have been conducted not only for performance improvement but also for weight reduction to meet flight requirements.