Sentence examples for focussing not only from inspiring English sources

I recently interviewed the co-chairman of Infosys, Senapathy Gopalakrishnan, and he talked of the importance of focussing not only on the benefits of technology, but also their unintended consequences.

Those risks can also be addressed through 'forward compliance,' meaning that firms' compliance programs should be dynamic, focussing not only on what the applicable rules are at the time of any particular action, but also what they are likely to be in the future.

It is a fascinating but also sobering tour, focussing not only on the region's mesmerising beauty but also its natural history and the catastrophic environmental damage – as a result oil drilling, dredging and mining – that is causing the Louisiana coast to steadily sink into the Gulf of Mexico.

Moving on from Africa, the blog series on sunsets goes sweeping off to the far north and far south, once again focussing not only on the sun's technicolour splashdown but also on the all-pervading gilding rays of its descent.

This strategy focuses not only on what we must do but on what we must prevent.

AOL's revamping has focused not only on consumers but also on its advertisers.

And we want to focus, not only on the similarities, but also on the differences.

He'll need to focus not only on optimal policies but also on pithy messages.

Our sales reps are focused not only on closing customers, but on delighting customers.

Today, Rwandans are focusing not only on growing more food, but more nutritious food.

Anti-Semitism has always focused not only on Jewish beliefs but also on Jewish bodies.