Sentence examples for not only assisting from inspiring English sources

The S.B.A., Ms. Gustafson said in her prepared statement, "needs to change its culture so that employees understand that their mission includes not only assisting small businesses but also ensuring accountability and integrity to prevent fraudulent and improper actions from depriving procurement opportunities for legitimate firms".

It turns out legendary stylist Jennifer Rade (referred to some in the blogosphere for her "cool factor" as the anti-Rachel Zoe) is not only assisting in crafting the overall image of this newbie but is also so enamored by her new client's talent and music that she finds herself doing the occasional turn as backup singer, ooohing and aaahing with the best of them.

Interestingly some of the mothers found that the nurses were not only assisting them to be good mothers but were also helping their partners become good fathers.

You will not only assist them, but you will benefit society as a whole".

"Rich countries should not only assist Pakistan in mitigation and adaptation efforts but also compensate us for the tremendous economic losses we face each year," he said.

"The fact that some of those individuals who are complicit in rendition and torture can not only assist in the drafting of the bill but also vote to cover their tracks is a constitutional scandal.

By ensuring that Libyans maintain access to these basic services, the United States and the rest of the world would not only assist in the overthrow of Colonel Qaddafi, but they would also send a strong message of support to those elsewhere in the Middle East and North Africa fighting for their voices to be heard.

You would be wise to burn all letters, including this one, and forget you mentioned it.KENNETH DORANMadison, WisconsinSIR—I have subscribed to your newspaper as a trial effort, anticipating a high-brow experience that would not only assist me in my profession but add to my high-school son's education.

This new information will not only assist the public's understanding of how this power is being used but, significantly, 10 years after it was first introduced, it is also the very first step in empowering us all to be able to monitor its use and to hold the police to account".

The endothelial cells that line a healthy person's blood vessels secrete substances that not only assist blood flow but also prevent the build-up of plaques dangerous clumps of protein that, if dislodged, can cause a heart attack by blocking the coronary arteries that feed blood to heart muscle.

The proposed framework could not only assist decision-makers in the selection of the optimal production strategy, but it could also provide crucial benchmarks for different production alternatives.