Sentence examples for meets not only from inspiring English sources

When such dreams happen, immediately I remember, 'I am monk.' " He tends to make a deep impact on those he meets not only because of his spiritual stature but also because he is unusually interested in what they say.

Ultimately, our research suggests that peace is possible only when each party is prepared to articulate a vision of a future that meets not only its own demands, but that the other side would also find bearable.

It is therefore imperative that the creation of new financial products meets not only the needs and budgets of the poor but is also complemented with rigorous financial education.

In conclusion, the training design shown in (32) meets not only conditions (C6), (C7), and (C8) but also (D.13) so that phase-shift orthogonality is maintained between the pilot sequences of any pair of transmit antennas.

For the younger delegates, the meeting also provides a rare opportunity for them to meet not only senior scientists from whose experiences they can benefit immensely, but also funding authorities, top administrators, and policy-makers from whom they can draw some insight into the broader world of capability and infrastructure planning and development.

"That way they can meet not only as opponents, but also as teammates," she said.

Last December, Carter visited Syria, and met not only with President Assad but with Khaled Meshal, the Hamas leader.

We meet not only several hotheaded young partisans, but also their families, who, in varying degrees, shrink from their children's daredevil heroics.

There she met not only Galileo and other leading figures, but also Francesco Maria di Niccolò Maringhi, who became her life-long lover and financial supporter.

In preparation for the next election, they met not only with Falwell but also with James Robison, Pat Robertson, and a number of other evangelists.

The United States' production of armaments was to meet not only its own needs but also France's and Great Britain's.