Sentence examples for introduce not only from inspiring English sources

"I am honored to be able to be here to introduce not only Gov. Bob McDonnell, the fabulous governor of the state of Virginia, but also to lend my voice and my endorsement to Mitt Romney as our president and take the country back".

This will again change the structure of the banking system and introduce not only new opportunities but also risks.

We introduce not only a variational approach that combined the finite element method and the fixed-point iteration to study the nonlinear frequency conversion but also a continuation technique depends on the weak formulation of the incremental fields to ensure the convergence of the iterative procedure when the nonlinearity is very strong.

It is this form of digital curation of relevant information that binds us contextually and sets the stage to introduce not only new content to new people, but also facilitates the forging of new friendships, or at least connections, with the publisher in the process.

In addition, our results also suggest that TALENs can introduce not only bi-allelic but also paralogous genome editing in X. laevis, where most genes are duplicated due to polyploidization.

Changes in the shape of the lens introduce not only defocus (the term which we excluded from the calculated RMS) but also other higher order aberrations such as astigmatism.

Venues like the Carltun and the Vanderbilt, in Plainview, are introducing not only new menus but also new options in facilities and service.

"This is evidenced by the fact that when the funding for lending scheme was introduced, not only did rates drop but products were removed from the market altogether".

Hence the opening, in which a magic ritual is rudely interrupted by the appearance of an enormous mothership – introducing not only the central elements of the show, but also the scale and ambition of the project.

Simon Thomas is in no doubt that he is introducing not only a new kind of public art, but a new entertainment: "We are the Hippodrome – the DNA of West End goes through this place.

The curvilinear form was introduced not only to externals, such as legs and supports, but, in the bombé (rounded sides and front) commodes that first appeared during this period, to the case itself.