Sentence examples for not just completed from inspiring English sources

He appeared extremely relaxed, as if he had not just completed another thrilling work ahead of a big race.

Many years later, it was a receiver who set down his life story in a book that might have been better regarded had it not been called "Just Give Me the Damn Ball!" and had its author, Keyshawn Johnson, not just completed his rookie year.

Mr. Arcangel said that part of his motivation behind the Nintendo hack was not just completing it, but creating a Web site that showed how he did it.

Unlike the SmarterChild bot hosted on AOL Instant Messenger, the potential for bots is not just completing tasks you assign to it, but understanding the context of the user's life.

He says using his company's solution, which analyzes the contents of the call in real time, and provides relevant feedback, the goal is to not just complete the service call, but to leave the customer feeling good about the brand and the experience.

We have a rare opportunity to focus the national discussion on not just completing the degree but "what" degree people complete.

Our findings suggest that all users of PEP need adherence interventions that address the importance of taking each medication dose, not just completing 28 days of therapy.

But he hadn't just completed a book subtitled "The Art of Persuading Judges" without learning a few tricks.

The Russians began "buying not just complete weapons systems but also technology," he said.

"Hats are perfect they provide not just complete protection for the entire scalp, but also shade for the face and, if it is a wide brim hat, the ears, and back and sides of neck," Salob adds. .

Lourdes de Vera-Mateo, UNICEF's Chief of Education said: "Using the child-friendly approach in the Philippines has helped put the child at the center of education development initiatives and in  ensuring that children do  not just complete schooling with good grades but also making sure they mature socially and emotionally and are primed to develop their full potential".