Sentence examples for making but also from inspiring English sources

Jenny Berry, director of leadership development, Acevo, and Philippa Fabry, director, not-for-profit practice, Peridot Partners Top tip: This gives you the opportunity to talk through a solid example of not only decision making, but also to explain how to involve others in making that decision.

The establishment of IFCs have enabled the marshalling of the necessary expertise to make sense of the complex and uncertain realm of macroeconomics and policy making, but also reflect and help realise what are described as technocratic tendencies in policy making - where politics is substituted for expertise.

He not only believes a focus on quarterly earnings distorts corporate decision making, but also that no-one wins from a short-term focus.

Given the outsize influence 112 Greene has had not only on art making but also on art spaces, alternative and otherwise, over the last four decades, it is stunning how little has been published about its history.

So I repeat again my assurance that, whatever happens in the coming hours and days and weeks, I will continue to argue not only for the greater fairness in British society, not only the greater responsibility in economic policy making, but also for the extensive real reforms that we need to fix our political system.

And Curtis was a chameleon: already married, but also "one of the lads"; a father, but also having an affair with a Belgian journalist; a pop star in the making, but also a devotee of the rock and literary avant garde.

It's not only the music-making but also the friendships that evolve that make the experience such a joy.

"The C.F.T.C. not only provided justifications for the rule-making, but also explained the significance of the potential benefits of the rule-making," she wrote.

Michèle Alliothearinteriorinterior minister and a former defense minister, said that "by participating in all structures, it becomes possible to exert real influence, not only in decision-making, but also and especially in the running of operations".

Not untypically, an American critic writes: "By connecting looking to eating and the cycle of consumption and waste, Johns not only further de-aestheticised looking and art-making but also underscored art's connection to the body's passage of dissolution".

Another Bush campaign adviser said the goal of the White House was not only to explain Mr. Bush's decision-making, but also to show him as more human and humble than his warrior image suggests.