Sentence examples for not only fulfilling from inspiring English sources

"Someone who enjoys an extraordinarily privileged existence, but sincerely believes... his privileges are a consequence of inexorable natural forces and that by increasing his power and wealth he is not only fulfilling a divinely sanctioned calling, but is also making the greatest possible contribution to the betterment of mankind and the progress of mankind".

Mining is not only fulfilling the increasing energy demand of industry, but also plays an important role in the economic development of the country (Chaulya and Chakraborty 1995).

Being socially responsible means not only fulfilling legal expectations, but also going beyond compliance and investing more into human capital, the environment, and the relations with stakeholders" (CEC 2001), p. 6.

Verifying and making sure that countries fully go along with the rules produces two results: not only fulfilling the reporting requirements, but also avoiding unnecessary efforts caused by misunderstanding or lack of awareness of some of the rules.

"When you go into a Disney show you are typically anywhere from 10 to 16, and that's when you are finding yourself," says Ryan. "That's when you are so influenced by your friends, by what you are watching, and when you are part of the [young Hollywood] community... you kind of have this added pressure of not only fulfilling that standard, but being that standard".

The ability of PHNs to look for and see small changes, a skill that developed over time, was not only fulfilling but also a necessary indication that their work was having an impact.

She not only fulfilled that promise but won two golds, in the 500- and 1,000-metre 1,000-metreevents, and shared the sindividualheventsy.

Mr. Duck would also like to remind you that paying your taxes not only fulfills your civic duty, it also helps defeat the Nazis.

Her career not only fulfilled her professionally, but dovetailed with her love of travel and the arts, since it was centered in New York City and it involved international investment efforts.

But a month later, after Rogers spoke to a group of gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender teenagers in Portland, Ore., he began to realize that playing soccer not only fulfilled him but also offered him an opportunity to do something more.

The formation of the Menninger Foundation in 1941 not only fulfilled the family's goal of combining medical practice, research, and education on an international level but also marked the beginning of the first group psychiatric practice.