Sentence examples for monitor not only from inspiring English sources

Other crews monitor not only the 7,000 daily flights into the United States from abroad, but also any domestic flights of concern.

"C.B.C. data can be used to monitor not only bird populations, but also what might be happening to habitats, and that is important to humans".

The company suggests, for example, that a hospital could tap the System S technology to monitor not only individual patients but also entire patient databases, as well as medication and diagnostics systems.

This allows him to monitor not only financial information like operating margins and cash balances but also detailed quality data on individual doctors like 30-day hospital readmission rates and the number of infections associated with invasive procedures.

He knows these things because, about a month ago, Mr. Quinn installed a new piece of software on the computer network that enables him to monitor not only every Web site that his employees browse, but every e-mail message that they send or receive.

So his team plans to monitor not only this star but also others like it.

"We're setting up a social media command center that will be monitoring not only issues related to transportation, but also complaints coming in from customers," said Durso.

Analysts will be monitoring not only what is said — and what is not said — but every wink, nod and backslap that could feed the existing narrative of a bond between the two men.

He said the Obama team would be monitoring not only Al Qaeda, but also "looking at those smaller scale, sort of low-level types of terrorist attacks that are sometimes more difficult to detect".

The prize for the nimblest will be huge: the industry manages more than $30 trillion, nearly as much as the $36 trillion held by pension funds; last year it made $338 billion in profits.Data mining and monitoring not only allow insurers to price policies more accurately, but also enable them to modify customers' behaviour.

However, the use of opiate pain relievers must be monitored not only because they are addictive substances but also because the patient can develop a tolerance to them and may require progressively greater doses to achieve the desired level of pain relief.