Sentence examples for instruction not only from inspiring English sources

These celebrations, every other Saturday through Aug. 22, will include demonstrations and instruction, not only in this activity, but also in other circus arts.

In 1983, Mr. Augustin began teaching the Haitian Drum Workshop at Hunter College, with instruction not only in vodou but also in other Haitian traditions.

This series, every Saturday through August, will include demonstrations and instruction not only in this activity, but also in juggling, unicycling, stilt walking and other circus arts.

They offered instruction not only in the humanities but also in history, mathematics, the natural sciences, and such genteel accomplishments as dancing and music.

The money will thus pay for eligible students' instruction not only in secular subjects but in religion as well, in schools that can fairly be characterized as founded to teach religious doctrine and to imbue teaching in all subjects with a religious dimension.

They state, "without production and defense review of the computer instructions, not only will the petitioner be denied his constitutional right to a fair trial--he risks being wrongly executed".

Another blood film and Immunochromatography test (ICT) (BinaxNOW® Malaria test) were performed according to the manufacturer instructions, not only to confirm the infection, but also to differentiate between different malaria plasmodium species, as P. falciparum is the only species under study.

Providing effective citation instruction online not only benefits tutorial participants but also research and instruction librarians as they can now allocate limited library resources to areas of instruction other then proper citation techniques.

While we have provided information about the amount of time dedicated to science, engineering, and mathematics, assessing the quality of this instruction could not only substantiate teacher reflections on their own teaching, but could benefit administrators and evaluators in helping them understand the needs of teachers who bring STEM to their classrooms.

Cutting-edge police instruction includes not only the how, but the why: analysis of mental reactions to high-tension situations that accompanies brain-training stress inoculation techniques.

Biology instruction should not only focus on useful features but also on useless or even disadvantageous ones.