Sentence examples for not only connected from inspiring English sources
Globalisation has not only connected us financially and technologically, but has also intertwined our stories and, therefore, our destinies.
FOR about 150 years, the upper-end violin trade has not only connected the rich and famous with old, mostly Italian instruments, by such iconic makers as Antonio Stradivari and Giuseppe Guarneri.
Judith Glover, an illustrator, has managed to divide her north London garden so that each part is not only connected visually to the others but shares common characteristics, so they all remain part of the whole.
"Parts of the Interior Ministry are not only connected with organized crime but also with the former political leadership, which is directing their attacks on the new government," Mr. Mihajlovic said at a news conference.
For the past 75 years, the 1.7-mile suspension bridge has not only connected the northern tip of San Francisco to lush Marin County headlands, it has also become one of the most recognized American icons.
Until recently the city, 200 miles north of Athens, was a thriving industrial hub with a port whose ferries not only connected the mainland to nearby islands but before Syria's descent into civil war was a trading route between Greece and the Middle East.
So, enterprises are challenged with creating more flexible network infrastructures that not only connect their various operating sites, but also create reliable connections to public cloud service providers, while connecting remote and mobile IoT assets to the core network.
Moreover, such is the scale of the identification (and the range of people to which it makes a connection at least potentially possible), that it not only connects one to an existing network, but also provides the basis for linking one to new networks if old ones should be disrupted.
Simply put, what's missing is a systemic connection between all these initiatives an enabling mechanism that allows us to not only connect the dots, but also to see ourselves, and the significance of our work, from the whole.
"The bridge not only connects the same borough but the same neighborhood," said Jonathan Gaska, the district manager of Community Board 14.
