Sentence examples for not only reinforcing from inspiring English sources

For years, Australian hip-hop has had to contend with unfavourable comparisons to its American and British counterparts; many artists, from Urthboy and Bliss n Eso onwards, have a habit of not only reinforcing American tropes and accents, but also American points of reference.

These materials eventually will allow the full utilization of nanocomposites in not only reinforcing applications but also in multifunctional applications where sensing and the unique optical, thermal, electrical and magnetic properties of nanoparticles can be combined with mechanical reinforcement to offer the greatest opportunities for significant advances in material design and function.

Referencing the Harvard origins of Facebook, she spoke of the respective communities as places where teens are not only reinforcing their relationships, but also bringing structural and cultural divides to the next generation.

Racist articles by high-profile figures not only reinforce popular prejudices but lend credibility to the unsavoury views of neo-Nazi groups.

Today's cities not only reinforce and encourage racial, income and ethnic disparities, but they also contribute to population health outcome disparities as well.

This type of scapegoating not only reinforced the notion of Mexican-Americans as permanent foreigners, but induced many to conceal their background.

By abandoning our own values in pursuit of victory we not only reinforce the extremist narrative among vulnerable host populations, we weaken the conviction in ourselves about why we are fighting in the first instance.

IAAF president Lamine Diack says "The wonderful athletics competition in London has not only reinforced the appeal of our sport but specifically the popularity of relay races, which the spectators find dramatic and exciting".

His plan for a new security agreement with the government in Baghdad which would authorise US combat operations for the indefinite future not only reinforces the image of the Iraq government as colonial dependents.

I could quote infinitely from "Bewilderment," but I think an anecdote captures the book's commingled gravity and bemusement, tones that not only reinforce each other but imply each other.

Mary Beth Szydlowski, the H.I.V. education prevention specialist for Chicago schools, said that Sex-Ed Loop not only reinforces what students learn in class but can reach all teenagers, including dropouts.