Sentence examples for not only financed from inspiring English sources

The wealth of Devagiri not only financed his usurpation but provided a good foundation for his state-building plans.

In spite of the public acclaim, Liebermann had constantly to struggle with the authorities, since the government not only financed the opera, but installed civil servants in positions of authority (albeit non-artistic ones) within the opera house organisation.

It was not only financed by Warner Bros and led by A-list Hollywood celebrities, but based on a book widely regarded as one of the greatest and most quintessentially American novels.

And I can tell you today that in the spending review we have not only financed higher standards in schools and the development of world class universities but we will move forward our ten year transport plan and set out a long term ten year framework for innovation, seeking a partnership with the private sector to do more as we set ourselves an ambitious target of increasing UK R and D investment.

Finally, the growth of the R&D budget is not only financed by internal resources but also receives financing from external partners, especially parent companies.

It is not only financing public projects, but also seeking to forge closer ties through cultural, military and economic agreements.

From the earliest days of his presidency, Mr. Putin decided that natural resources exports and energy in particular, could not only finance Russia's rebirth, but also help restore geopolitical greatness.

Mr. Hattem, who said Deutsche Bank would have no proprietary stake in the data, hopes that lenders will not only finance more retrofits as a result of the project, but also use the information to create a new securitizations market.

New Resource is not only financing a $1.2 million solar project for Veritable Vegetable, a mostly organic produce distributor in San Francisco, but also connected the company with another client, Borrego Solar Systems, which will install the panels on its facility.

Indeed, from his earliest days in power in 2000, Mr. Putin, who left the presidency in 2008 and became prime minister, decided natural resource exports and energy in particular would not only finance the country's economic rebirth but also help restore Russia's lost greatness after the collapse of the Soviet Union.

MMC Capital not only finances insurance company start-ups; it has also invested in established companies.