Sentence examples for not only introduce from inspiring English sources

This new game is a fabulous entertainment that will not only introduce the Beatles' music to a new audience but also will simultaneously bring millions of their less-hidebound parents into gaming.

This week on the Guardian Teacher Network we have put together a gaggle of great ideas and resources to not only introduce the topic of birds and birdwatching, but also get your whole class twitching.

His demand that Parliament not only introduce but pass his bill — and do so by Aug. 30 — has been criticized by people across the political spectrum who say that it disregards India's democratic processes.

Wakely told the Guardian he wanted to not only introduce a new generation to some of the classics he grew up with but also make the experience of watching children's shows more enjoyable for parents: "When you come home you want to spend time with your child but you also want to watch something you can engage with them too.

This, it is argued, will not only introduce deliciously spicy Thai food to thousands of new tummies and persuade more people to visit Thailand, but it could subtly help to deepen relations with other countries.In the United States at least, where the number of Thai restaurants has grown from 500 in 1990 to more than 2,000 now, such ambitions may not come as a surprise.

The results show that the oxidation treatments not only introduce the oxygenated groups but also partially damage or even break the graphene layer structure of CNTs.

Improving Stealth, for instance, not only introduces some fantastic stealth kills, but opens up corrupt career paths like pick-pocketing.

This not only introduces new interactions and needs but changes the tone of proceedings as lone children or parent-child partnerships join the group.

Microsoft had a big day last Thursday as it not only introduced its new Windows XP operating system but also upgraded its flagship Web site, MSN.com.

Those with no training in economics will benefit from a work that not only introduces abstract economic theories but also shows where they came from.

Just as oranges are not the only fruit, white is not the only hue in this playful show that not only introduces the concept of colour, but also that of change and transformation.