Sentence examples for not only restoring from inspiring English sources

New provisions within naming policy outlines could then include not only restoring Aboriginal language names to our cultural landscapes and sacred sites, but also the ability to rename in Indigenous languages towns and cities, communication towers, transport systems, places of knowledge, learning and faith, and all public spaces and memorials.

Mr. Sipocz is not only restoring hundreds of acres of prairie grasses at Sheldon Lake State Park in Houston, but is also working on the nearby San Jacinto battleground, where Sam Houston's men bested Santa Anna's forces and helped secure Texas' independence in 1836.

Aravind is not only restoring vision, they are restoring life -- enabling patients to see, work, and love like they never could before.

But if we want to see even more boundary-pushing innovations like these in another 30 years, it will require not only restoring federal funding for research, but significantly expanding it.

In the presence of theophylline, the conformation of the aptamer changes, the RBS becomes accessible to the ribosome and CheZ is expressed, not only restoring motility and taxis to wild-type signals but also allowing (pseudo)taxis to theophylline gradients.

With a validation procedure, ICON not only restores the missing information but also measures the fidelity of the information restoration.

Increasing the H2 CO feed ratio for the deactivated catalyst not only restored the high activity but also stabilized the catalyst.

We engineered two protein lipoylation pathways that not only restored 2-oxoacid dehydrogenase lipoylation, but also increased BCFA production dramatically.

We believe that appropriate mechanical assistance can not only restore function, but can enhance performance beyond typical human limits.

Almost immediately, they decided that they would not only restore what was lost but also improve on it.

They have not only restored his pleasure in reading, but have made it a kind of adventure.