Sentence examples for not only establishing from inspiring English sources
Together with Pierre Boulez, Stockhausen led that stylistic revolution by example, not only establishing the new language of total serialism but developing it conceptually and formally in a series of dazzlingly effective works.
"I think the key is, not only establishing the security, but being able to hold on to those areas and for Iraqi Army and police to be able to provide the continuity of security over time," he said.
The song and eight-track album as a whole succeed in not only establishing PanSTARRS as rock musicians, but also present the band's true innovation, which is rooted in an ability to express metaphysical contemplations of time and space through the ever-present galactic sounds and noise on most of Yestoday.
Jeal's singular achievement is to rescue Speke from his unwarranted relegation to the second rank, not only establishing his credentials as a pioneering explorer but unearthing at the same time a subtle and attractive character who was far from a prude.
"Her rise over the past two seasons has been remarkable, not only establishing herself as a very important player for the club but also on the international stage.
Colbert took some shots at Harold Ford Jr. last night, "commending" him for not only establishing residency in New York, but blatantly changing his political views.
The church not only established the purpose of literature but preserved it.
Over time, these apolitical movements not only established madrasas but became de facto representatives of self-declared religious groups.
The curator, Edwin Ramoran, has also made an effort to include not only established artists but also other, lesser-known players.
Gold turned to dust while England, easybeats not long before, not only established themselves as the leading home union but became the best team in the world.
Choosing The Roots not only established Fallon as decidedly younger and hipper than his predecessors, it also proved that he was innovative and different.
