Sentence examples for construction is not only from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, mental model construction is not only a function of users' internal cognition, but also affected by external cognitive structures, including the system, system feedback, and tasks.

The start of heavy construction is not only symbolically important but could help weaken political and legal opposition to the project.

And environmental standards for new construction were not only encouraged, they became the law — and have been for more than a decade.

By construction, the RIML is not only higher but also less volatile and react less intensively to changes in the market interest rates than the Euribor.

From this perspective, "the social construction of ignorance is not only inevitable, but actually necessary for organizations, even entire societies, to function at all" (p. 122).

But Yourcenar's fictional construction is not the only reason for Hadrian's apparent modernity.

For segments, such as protective clothing or construction applications, water permeability is not only governed by the polymer film, but also by stagnant air layers surrounding the film.

Traditional transportation infrastructure construction throughout the world is not only expensive, but also consumes 5.6 × 1020 J/yr (560 EJ/yr) fossil fuel each year which indeed dangerous of a cliché when discussing about climate [33, 34].

The issue is not only construction quality but also the prospects for successful community governance.

From trafficking and sexual exploitation to work in private homes, agriculture, fishing, construction and manufacturing, modern slavery is not only a crime, it is big business.

It is not only the construction of dams that makes life difficult, but it also logging, and the canals and the thousands of people who come.