Sentence examples for informing not only from inspiring English sources

Understanding local folklore is vital to informing not only our research on slow loris diversity and distribution, but also how to approach their long-term conservation in Vietnam.

The Laozi played a significant role in informing not only philosophic thought but also the development of literature, calligraphy, painting, music, martial arts, and other cultural traditions.

At Actuncan, due to the high degree of preservation of many of the floors, overlying plaster surfaces were able to be sampled, thus informing not only how the buildings were used, but how their uses changed over time.

An understanding of the relationship between proficiency and use of language for academic purposes is critical to informing not only our interpretation of standardized language assessment routinely administered to nonnative English speakers but also our understanding of what aspects of English ability are important to emphasize in L2 language acquisition to support academic success.

The Guardian's desire to educate and inform not only means it has a vital role in bringing hidden information into the public domain, but also in recent years, in helping readers and users to make sense of the avalanche of data that is now available, but often impenetrable.

They will have to inform not only parents but also adult children of the option to re-enroll.

The thinking has informed not only the Tech City project, but also recent policies aimed at increasing lending to SMEs.

We must create better channels for people of conscience to inform not only trusted agents of government but independent representatives of the public outside government.

The evidence gathered by students may also help inform not only scientists, but also policy makers exploring how to tackle Britain's changing climate.

Thanks to Miss Gulch, the movie's Kansas is informed not only by the sadness of dirt-poverty but also by the badness of would-be dog murderers.

Their chairs, tables, stools, desks, and credenzas are informed not only by Shaker design but by the Arts and Crafts movement, the Bauhaus School, and traditional Japanese joinery.