Sentence examples for not only credited from inspiring English sources
The Axelrod instrument collection was not only credited with helping lure Neeme Jarvi to Newark as the orchestra's new music director from the Detroit Symphony but also for the jump in symphony donations of $11 million in the past year.
Founded by the art critics Lukasz Gorczyca and Michal Kaczynski in 2001 (they had previously run a well-respected online art magazine by the same name), they are not only credited with putting, among others, Wilhelm Sasnal onto the international stage, but also for helping nurture what has become a thriving art scene in Warsaw.
That will please those concerned about food security as well as the environment, because palm oil plantations are not only credited with widespread deforestation – their ubiquity in tropical regions is also blamed for occupying agricultural land and pushing up food prices as a result.
This essay is not only credited to be one of the classics of Western Marxism, but also as spelling out the paradigmatic "central problem" (Brunkhorst and Krockenberger 1998) of Critical Theory.
With lyrics in Khmer and English and a focus on Killing Fields era legacies, Khmer American rapper praCh Ly's first album, Dalama, was not only credited with introducing hip-hop to Cambodia--it introduced this history to a new generation largely unaware of its genocidal past.
City officials note, however, that graduation now requires not only credits but also passage of Regents exams in a variety of subjects.
"This defendant is a calculating thief who robbed her unsuspecting victims of not only credit cards and cash, but also their sense of security in their neighborhood," Cyrus R. Vance Jr., the Manhattan district attorney, said in a statement.
We can see this perhaps best through famous artists across the popular spectrum who not only credit classical music as early inspiration, but also appropriate works in their own singles.
And then, you can qualify for the free membership that gives you a year of access to not only your credit report and credit score, but to credit monitoring and alerts, and to the Experian ScorePlanner tool, as well.
On the other hand, when we speak about PR we are assessing a broader success that refers to the total enrolled credits and not only to credits taken in exam.
We are also the government and we deserve nothing less then to be treated as credit worthy and deserving not only of credit on reasonable terms, but as true shareholders who share the profits, not just the losses of the Banks and the credit card divsions.
