Sentence examples for driving not only from inspiring English sources

"It's driving not only Northern Liberties but also the fringe neighborhoods," he said.

Increased driving not only produces more carbon, but also exacerbates other problems, like accidents and road congestion.

We hope it will really strike a chord with the Nation - driving not only awareness, but donations and actions to help some of the million older people who go for a month without speaking to anyone".

And I'm used to driving not only by looking at instruments, which I look at very closely, and looking at wind conditions and looking for puffs and all that.

Training of highly efficient, creative professionals who are capable of generating and implementing new ideas is a very important factor driving not only the development of national economy and industry, but also enriching the human capital of the country.

Many of the informants said that they were taking the opportunity to walk instead of driving, not only because they had the time but also for health reasons, for saving fuel, parking money and for the pleasures that they experienced by walking.

That plan would create a license valid only for driving, not for identification at places like airports, that would be available to all New Yorkers, including those without immigration papers.

Texting while driving is not only manifestly dangerous; in forty-one states, it is also illegal.

He is working with the crowd, keeping his introductions brief, his movements economical, but all the time he is driving along not only the band, but also the crowd.

A more sensible policy would be based exclusively on gas taxes: they directly confront motorists with increased costs of driving, which not only has an immediate influence in reducing mileage, but also encourages the purchase of more efficient cars.

It is less Anglocentric than most histories of this sort and more critical of such giants as Adam Smith and Keynes.Schumpeter's two greatest insights were that innovation is the driving force not only of capitalism but also of economic progress in general, and that entrepreneurs are the agents of innovation.