Sentence examples for guiding not only from inspiring English sources

Since a majority of patients admitted to the hospital receive care from clinicians who are not specialists in infectious diseases, PDA's have the potential to have an impact on the quality of initial care by guiding not only the choice of antibiotics but also diagnostic testing and when to involve infectious disease specialists.

In upholding the University of Michigan Law School admissions program, the Supreme Court effectively endorsed the post-Bakke recipe that has guided not only Dartmouth and the University of Pennsylvania but also Harvard, Princeton, the University of Chicago, Stanford and dozens of other selective undergraduate and graduate institutions.

When the Commodity Futures Trading Commission, which oversees derivatives markets, began looking into interest-rate setting in 2008, we were guided not only by questions about the decline of actual unsecured lending among banks, the supposed basis of Libor, but also by our founding statute, the Commodity Exchange Act.

Modernity brought a decline in the direct institutional role of the churches in society, but the rise of democracy encouraged church leaders to assume an advisory capacity in the shaping of public policy, seeking to guide not only the members of their own ecclesiastical communities but also the whole body politic.

The new Office of Intelligence is critically important to this, and that is why I wanted this office to be headed by a senior career C.I.A. analyst who will instantly bring to us a wealth of experience and expertise and who will guide not only the F.B.I.'s analysts, but also the 25 C.I.A. analysts that Director Tenet has generously given to us to assist us in our efforts.

The original model has guided not only our therapy but our research as well.

When selecting materials for a building, architects are guided not only by structural and functional requirements but also consider aspects relating to the sensory effect and experience.

Regulators should be guided not only by laboratory analyses of products, but also by a clear understanding of how drugs are bought, sold and used.

Assessing the composition of the original materials purchased by artists can guide not only their identification in works of art, but also their restoration and conservation.

We wanted a systematic method for evaluating science-based efforts, guided not only by instincts but also by realistic prospects of getting a desirable return.

These findings may guide not only platform leaders in designing user interfaces, user experiences, and marketing strategies, but also firms that want to defend themselves from platform envelopment while devising defensive strategies in platform and standards competition.