Sentence examples for not only approaching from inspiring English sources

The required expansion of agricultural land is not only approaching a reasonable limit but also threatening the last remnants of natural reserve on the planet, with the added complication that many of the areas used for centuries by man are now reaching the stage of serious degradation [5].

If any student finds themselves in financial difficulty they should not only approach their local students' union but also their university welfare team to see if they can provide further assistance".

"As an underground artist, [I think] it's not good politics to be dismissive of a technology like the blockchain, which looks like it's going to be – sooner rather than later – a very important way we not only approach things like currency, but also the way we approach contracts and agreements and the documentation of digital goods," Davies says.

These films not only approach disability in a fresh manner, they often go beyond the disability and approach day-to-day topics in ways that I've never seen on film.

If we approach new situations with the humility of new learners we can find that we not only approach the situation more correctly, but even come away with new concepts and skills that will hold us in good stead in other contexts as well.

In general, IVF represents the most successful, but not only, approach to overcome endometriosis-related infertility.

But the truth has not only been approached through polemical confrontation.

To learn Hindi, then, is not only to approach modern India, but to have a view – eventually!

The hyperbolic function proposed by Abbo Sloan was employed not only to approach the Mohr Coulomb criterion but also to express the plastic potential function.

Not only are we approaching councils and housing associations, but they are approaching us.

Not only probabilistic approach (Risk), but also deterministic approach (Emergency plan, Mitigation technique) should be taken in account.