Sentence examples for not only progress from inspiring English sources

The year 2005 is a milestone in which to assess not only progress towards the specific immunization goals and the MDG of reducing under-five mortality by 2015, but other international goals and targets as well.

Polytrauma patients with excessive SIRS can not only progress to multiple organ damage and failure (MOF), but also develop persistent inflammation, immunosuppression, and catabolism syndrome (PICS), which lead to infectious sepsis resulting in release of additional DAMPs and PAMPs, perpetuating a vicious cycle of inflammation [ 4, 203].

The resistance of tumors not only progresses against a single cytotoxic drug, but also occurs as a result of cross-resistance in a whole range of drugs with different structural and cellular targets.

Calcium overload in vascular smooth muscle is an active process which not only progresses with aging but also is associated with various age-related vascular diseases such as atherosclerosis, hypertension, and cardiac valve disease [ 1– 3].

We don't only progress as reason dominates the passions.

Integrated biological olfaction proteins of insects, OBPs based biosensors could not only advance the progress in the understanding of chemical communication systems of insects, but also show promising potentials for biosensing applications in many fields.

Thus, to prevent scientific research on the grounds that it would force people to reexamine our views about moral status would be to prevent not only scientific progress but urgently needed moral progress as well.

If only countries could have good vital statistics data from CRVS, they could not only monitor progress towards the Millennium Development Goals, but even increase the rate of progress.

But not only has progress been slower than expected, as this week's Monitoring Poverty and Social Exclusion report shows, it has now ground to a halt.

"These results demonstrate not only significant progress in our operating profitability, we also believe they will materially impact how investors value BEA," Mr. Chuang said.

President Bush's decision was even more noteworthy because it not only marked progress in his own thinking, but it also went against some of the most powerful elements of his political base.