Sentence examples for emphasis not only for from inspiring English sources
Of all the compelling reasons Susan spoke about, two warrant special emphasis, not only for K-12 CIOs, but for everyone involved in IT management: 1.
"We will be undertaking a review of major challenges faced by children around the world and in different regions and country situations," Mr. Morgan said, "with a strong emphasis not only on more equitable outcomes for children but also on strategies by which these equitable results can be achieved".
During the last decades, research and reform documents in science education across the world have been calling for an emphasis not only on the content but also on the processes of science (Bybee 2014; Eurydice 2012; Duschl and Bybee 2014; Osborne 2014; Schwartz et al. 2012), in order to make science accessible to the students and enable them to understand the epistemic foundation of science.
For her part, Moskowitz asserts that the public charting is one aspect of the network's emphasis on feedback, not only for the students but also for the faculty.
E.g., Andre and Filip (2012) find evidence not only for reduced emphasis on reliability but for a reduction in conservatism in general in financial statements of EU-countries.
Speakers praised the two men not only for their strong emphasis on foundational physics research, but also for their geniality, endless curiosity, and supportive and productive relationships with their students, some of whom were present at the plaque ceremony.
While the site places a special emphasis on encouraging new fans to join the conversation, it is not only for newbies.
The Tribune Company has a reputation not only for being a fierce cost-cutter and union buster but for putting greater and greater emphasis on entertainment and business.
