Sentence examples for materials not only from inspiring English sources

Homer must have decided to elaborate his materials not only in quality but also in length and complexity.

These composite materials not only leverage the physical and tactile qualities of paper, but can also convey digital information, spawning new and unexpected application domains in ubiquitous and pervasive computing at extremely affordable costs.

To everybody's delight, Dr Parkin's new spin-valve materials not only produced the GMR effect, but did so at room temperature and with magnetic fields as low as those used in hard-drives.

The exhibition by Avital Oz at Art Sites in Riverhead, a powerful, rambling display of almost 50 pieces in metal, stone, wood, rubber and other materials, not only contains many fine works, it also gives us an overview of the artist's career, spanning the last 40 years.

These sulfur-containing odour materials not only corrode the infrastructure, but also caused ill or sick to the people around.

These nanocomposite materials not only create alternative methods for designing novel materials, but also develop innovative industrial applications.

Ustinov passed on material not only proving Nazi intent, but showing that Hitler's private remarks about the British prime minister, Neville Chamberlain, were littered with schoolboy obscenities.

In nearly all the documents I obtained under the Freedom of Information Act, material — not only names but sometimes whole pages — is blacked out.

A different environmental group, the Natural Resources Defense Council, won a suit against the Energy Department in a federal court in Idaho last year over the department's plan to leave large amounts of radioactive material not only in South Carolina but in Idaho and Washington State as well.

The poet Hwang Tonggyu, for example, drew material not only from his own experiences but also from the common predicament of the Korean people, expressing what others know but do not think of saying or cannot say.

I think I need to get to know the novels of James Jones better: he provided the source material not only for From Here to Eternity and The Thin Red Line, but this marvellously baroque, overblown drama.