Sentence examples for not only broadcasting from inspiring English sources
"If you had told me when we began this project that in 2016 white supremacists would be not only broadcasting from a presidential candidate's rallies, but that he would be unwilling to promptly denounce their support, I would not have believed you," said Ornstein.
The satellite, which is designed to provide radio, television and internet in three band frequencies, and whose signal will extend all the way from Mexico to Tierra del Fuego, will facilitate not only broadcasting but also distance learning and medical services.
The television companies have also made themselves felt on the political front, not only by broadcasting probing news reports but also by taking sides in ethnic and language debates, which reflect political divisions in Afghanistan.
Second, Pinterest is unlike Twitter, Facebook and their ilk because you're not just broadcasting, or even principally broadcasting.
But right now it's only broadcasting them.
O'Connor, who works at the Tavistock Centre for Couple Relationships, tells me that performing online doesn't only involve broadcasting holidays, babies and kisses.
These big companies must appeal to Congress, not only on broadcasting matters but on other corporate issues as well.
He perfected an accessible style which made light of his learning, not only through broadcasting but in a series of books that restored a sense of history - often fascinating and always well-told - to apparently commonplace plants.
Social media is not only a broadcasting tool, it is also one of the best learning and listening tools for you and your business.
Not only is it broadcasting an official hashtag every time it appears on a Saturday night (#bbcrevolution is way longer than my suggested #vrev… so much for crowdsourcing, but hey).
Not only is ABC broadcasting the debate on time-delay to us here on the West Coast -- making the debate far less important, evidently, than the Oscars, which get broadcast in real time everywhere in the world.
