Sentence examples for not only valued from inspiring English sources

Now, I make sure students don't leave my classroom without being able to communicate well, work in a team and have the skills that are not only valued in a workplace, but in daily life.

She said the attention-grabbing prize is affirmation that the non-traditional teaching methods she has championed for more than four decades are not only valued and prized but are, more importantly, successful.

JD Sports, the self-styled King of Trainers, is not only valued at a cool £1.1bn more than the Newcastle United owner's chain, but last week revealed its sales and profits growth were a well-shod leap ahead of the rest of the UK fashion market.

Osborne is "absolutely delighted" for the company to be shortlisted for the Guardian Best Practice Exchange competition: "As a small business, it is always reassuring to know that what we do is not only valued by our customers but stands up to outside, objective scrutiny too".

Study abroad is an ideal means of developing some of the skills and attitudes that are not only valued among health professionals, but also have global applicability.

But it is not instrumental for this reason, i.e., it is not only valued on account of moral equality, but also on its own account.

These serious snoozers not only value the importance of sleep but also look adorable doing it!

It's easy to forget the importance that comes with not only valuing yourself, but those around you.

I have found a community that not only values my musicianship but also my sexuality as a gift from God.

However, a survey by the Humane Research Council demonstrates that the public not only values the idea of not testing products on animals, but that value translates into consumer action.

But I believe that the brands that succeed in the next few years will be the ones who not only value their founders' ongoing involvement but command it.