Sentence examples for not only connects from inspiring English sources
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.
It not only connects to your bank, showing you how much money is in your account (adjusted for pending expenses), but also lets you enter your cash purchases.
"The bridge not only connects the same borough but the same neighborhood," said Jonathan Gaska, the district manager of Community Board 14.
Walking not only connects you with the land; it also allows you to come in by the back door, as it were".
"The Brooklyn Bridge is a symbol of strength that not only connects the boroughs of Manhattan and Brooklyn, but its astounding presence also resonates with all New Yorkers," Mr. Bloomberg said in a statement.
This condition not only connects with the delays, but it also relates to the diffusion effect.
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.
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.
Globalisation has not only connected us financially and technologically, but has also intertwined our stories and, therefore, our destinies.
These installations were made, she says, at "switching offices" that not only connect foreign and domestic communications but also handle purely domestic traffic.
