Sentence examples for gear not only from inspiring English sources

And fortunately for them, the latest gear not only floats over powder but also handles the occasional stretch of pavement.

One is a trawl fishery off the central California coast, a particular concern to environmentalists because the commonly used heavy gear not only produces a large by-catch of stocks that are quickly being depleted, like canary rockfish and cow cod, but can also hurt the sloping rocky habitat where these species live.

This is happening now because even on the runway there is an interest in athletic gear, not only from a design standpoint, but also from an ongoing consumer demand for comfort, which is answered by all the technological fabric innovations that are out there.

To that end, the festival is geared not only to encouraging the production of new theatrical works but to building an audience for them.

Mr. Edson argued that museums that embraced these Web virtues would start to give rise to new kinds of participatory collections geared not only to casual Web users but to serious researchers as well.

Such programs must be geared not only to reduce disorder, but also to prevent increases in citizen fear that accompany crackdowns and other intensive enforcement efforts associated with broken windows policing.

The report suggests that government efforts should be geared not only towards academically-minded young people, but also towards the large number of high school graduates who want to start working rather than go on studying.

As a knee surgeon, I am constantly amazed at the new technologies and associated research geared not only toward repairing or patching up damaged joints, but actually regenerating new cushions.

The contact fatigue test of gear is not only an important way to understand the capacity of gear, but also the data base in product design.

Liberal groups said they were gearing up not only to fight conservatives but also to make certain Mr. Obama puts forward a liberal choice.

These two gears will not only reduce the amount of bluefin tuna caught and killed by surface longlines in the Gulf of Mexico, but they also could reduce unnecessary deaths of countless other ocean animals that come into contact with this indiscriminate fishing gear.