Sentence examples for feeding not only from inspiring English sources
He offers his opinions on getting the blame for poor sound at shows ("No one says anything about the promoter – the promoters aren't the one who took the hit; I am"), on people who see his contracts and assume all the food requirements are for him ("They don't realise you're feeding not only your crew, but all the staff at the venue, and you're feeding them breakfast, lunch and dinner.
Supplementary feeding not only increases kakapo breeding frequency, but also affects the sex ratio of kakapo offspring, as maternal conditions influence this ratio.
Tyrannosaurus therefore seems to have been an indiscriminate and opportunistic feeder, feeding not only on herbivorous dinosaurs, but also on members of its own species.
A complete understanding of feeding not only requires us to measure the amount of food eaten, but also the amount incorporated into the animal.
"Supplementary feeding not only improves the health of moderately malnourished children, but also prevents the development of severe malnutrition which can result in a high risk of child and maternal mortality".
Because vultures are feeding not only on carrion of wildlife, but also on domestic livestock and cattle, the residues of diclofenac in livestock were made responsible for the poising and unusually high death rate among the vulture species [ 7].
Wilson's hankering to be spectacular was fed not only by his mother's expectations but by his father's abdications.
"When a President comes to your country, you have to feed not only him but a whole plane full of people that he brings," the minister added.
David Edgar is not the first writer to see that the rebellion of the 1960s fed not only the Left but the Thatcher/Reagan 'go for it' generation of the Right.
Guiltily, we returned early to the lodge, but were glad to discover later that our catch had gone into a delicious soup that later fed not only us but the entire staff.
For starters, we can rehabilitate the local wetlands that nurture eels at all life stages, because eels historically fed not only humans, but nearly everything in the system, from striped bass to cormorants.
