Sentence examples for methods not just from inspiring English sources

Scientists and farmers around the world are pointing out that we can regenerate degraded soils by switching from intensive industrial farming to more ecological methods – not just organic fertiliser, but also no-tillage, composting, and crop rotation.

"The new guidance aims to reduce unwanted pregnancies by ensuring that young people have access to a full range of contraceptive methods, not just pills and condoms, but the longer-acting methods, such as contraceptive injections and implants.

Main stream perceptual audio coders, such as MP3 [16] and AAC, all employ PE as an important psychoacoustic parameter, leading to various practical methods not just theory.

Then, the people building that hardware would be part of a team that is always trying to improve the product and methods, not just some hungry folks trying to earn a few bucks a day.

To address this challenge, governing bodies across the world have recognized the need to scale and sustain the use of new teaching and learning methods, not just develop them (e.g., Commonwealth of Australia 2015; European Parliament 2015; Niss 2011; President's Council of Advisors on Science and Technology 2012).

"You have to have a working method, not just according to whether you win one or two trophies.

The proposed feature fusion method not just works better in the area of high brightness and dark background, but also produces a significant improvement of detection performance with respect to the original HOG and LBP features.

"Credit to him, they're allowed to bowl well, and we've got to find a method, not just against him but against all their bowlers, to build a big score".

The problem was that Enron was applying this method not just to financial investments, but to contracts to buy and sell gas over periods as long as 20 years.

Richard Siken (author of War of Foxes, forthcoming in 2015): Poetry is a method, not just a product.

There are also issues with the uniformity of this method not just across multiple individuals, but also for a single person: it "may not be uniform across the entire day or across days of the week".