Sentence examples for introducing not only from inspiring English sources

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

But, in the second episode, the new engineer was introducing not only a technical change but also a change in the operator's customary way of relating herself to others in the organization.

FOR a small Swedish car company, Saab is having a busy year, introducing not only the 9-5 luxury sedan, but also a largely reworked high-volume line, the 9-3 coupe, sedan and convertible.

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.

Adventurous prehistoric humans transformed the ecology of previously isolated islands, deliberately introducing not only toothsome marsupials but also pigs, chickens, dogs, and crops such as corn and avocado — and accidentally introducing rats, house mice, and Helicobacter pylori, a bacterium that causes stomach ulcers.

It introduces not only technological concepts, but also the terminology used to describe them.

We have introduced not only tax credits but also raised the national minimum wage.

The paper introduces not only the model formulation, it also contains its numerical treatment and its validation on testing examples.

The gemini geometry introduced not only additional constraints in molecular conformations but also the differentiated intra- and intermolecular hydrogen bonding.

It introduces not only the concepts and their technology, but explains the terminology used to describe them.