Sentence examples for have not only informed from inspiring English sources
His wise-ass put-downs ("I don't want to join any organisation that would have me as a member") have not only informed the smart-alec backchat of everyone from Bugs Bunny to Bill Murray, but have also become the kite standard for every stand-up comic since.
The invaluable insights gained from these interviews have not only informed the design of our system but would also benefit other researchers developing similar applications.
The invaluable insights gained from the interviews have not only informed the design of our system but would also benefit other assistive technology designers building similar applications.
His passion for travel has not only informed his lessons and assemblies, but has also inspired students to follow in his footsteps by organising their own educational trips abroad, from The Netherlands to India.
These studies have not only advanced the field of education research but have also been essential in informing instructional strategies that promote student understanding.
It's a residency that has not only transformed the club but has also informed much of the way the best side of Ibiza looks today.
In recent history, it not only informed Barack Obama's early political organising, but its tactics have been adopted by the US Republican right to disrupt Obama's health policies.
Ultimately this shift has the potential to not only inform your personal life, but also to be the basis of a much more integrated, dynamic and creative leadership.
EHRD's research activities have been specifically designed to not only inform Health Canada's policy decision-makers but as well, Indigenous community decision-makers.
We conclude with the proposition that theory and research should not only inform practice, but that practice should have a reciprocal benefit on theory and research.
