Sentence examples for makes but also from inspiring English sources
(Functional testosterone means not just the amount the body makes, but also how the body responds to it, because some people's cells lack receptors to respond).
The stimulus and response situations include not only the physical surroundings of the person experiencing the emotion and any movement, gesture, or sound he makes but also his neurological, neurochemical, and physiological states including, for example, hormone levels and variations in the activity of the autonomic nervous system, which controls and regulates internal organs.
James has the habit of arriving at nine in the morning, just as the restaurant is opening, not only because he loves the grainy coffee that the chef, a Turk, makes but also because he derives great joy from being in the restaurant and from the companionability of the young men and women who work in the offices nearby and come in for breakfast meetings.
To improve the design reliability of a mobile handset, this paper not only estimates the reliability of mobile handset of two leading makes but also makes a comparative study between the sets.
In the new economics of labour migration (NELM), the decision to migrate is seen as not only a decision an individual makes but also a decision that is taken at the household level to deal with risks, market imperfections and obstacles in their environment.
"It's not just that the MoD is now going to owe a duty of care in relation to all the equipment procurement decisions it makes, but also in relation to everything that an officer or a soldier does actually in the course of battle.
That makes sense, but also makes me worry.
Fortunes are made, but also lost.
"It's got a sense of the history of the pictures I've made, but also the kids growing up.
Start with a case of children's clothing and adornments, not only beautifully made but also fun to look at.
Measuring functional testosterone would mean not only measuring how much a body is making, but also the level of effect.
