Sentence examples for is not only productive from inspiring English sources

And the other big if is whether Microsoft, which is clearly trying to make the Surface more things to more people, can match Apple in creating something that is not only productive but delightful as well.

In it I argue that to feed the world we need agricultural systems that are not only productive, but also sustainable and equitable.

While Microsoft [MSFT] issues an upgrade of its Office program every couple of years, and Salesforce [CRM] issues upgrades several times a year, newer billion-dollar businesses like Etsy are showing that continuous delivery with issue multiple high-quality upgrades every day is not only more productive: it creates a better workplace.

The trial clearly shows that organic farming is not only more productive than chemical farming, especially during times of flood or drought, but that soil farmed organically is a key component to solving our climate crisis.

While you're at it, you've taken an elusive study-abroad program that is not only actually productive but actually saves money.

Asking them to wait while other problems are solved is not only counter-productive but immoral.

"It has been maintained, that Agriculture is, not only, the most productive, but the only productive species of industry," he wrote.

India's film industry is not only the most productive in the world, turning out something like 800 feature films a year, more than triple Hollywood's output, but also the most popular, at least by some measures.

Treatment activities using ARTs are also preventative measures, as an individual who is well is not only alive and productive, but will also not transmit the disease.

In rural Ethiopia land is not only material and productive resource that enable livelihood of the rural community, but it is also an important symbolic resource that heavily influences status and identity (Teshome 2015).

This trap is not only destroying the productive sector of the economy, but also providing a golden opportunity for the military-financial mafia to siphon off most of the petrodollars that are earned by selling oil and gas through rent-seeking, which comprises a large part of the economy and places Iran as the 136th worst country for corruption.