Sentence examples for not only veterans from inspiring English sources

This pleased Diana Argabrite, curator of the exhibit and director of the museum, who told me that the intended audience was not only veterans but also students of the college and the larger community.

We must increase our efforts to help heal not only veterans but their families as well.

Rosie Palfy, representing the Forgotten Veterans, speaks from her podium about real issues facing not only veterans but lots of people, but her speech isn't abrasive or inflammatory, so most people pay her no mind.

What is needed is a national voice of not only Veterans but from their immediate and extended family members to make a public declaration that we are failing as the default homecoming safety net.

It serves not only veterans but also their families and other individuals.

Since not only veteran Academy voters are the only ones out of touch, maybe we should consider adopting the new Academy rules within our governmental electoral system.

The stunt was the brainchild of NBC Senior Vice President of Daytime Programming Sheraton Kalouria, who put the cost in excess of $100,000 -- "a drop in the bucket," he said, "if we can get people to watch these shows". It's not only veteran performers such as Rogers, Reynolds, McKay and Penghlis who are getting their walking papers.

In March of 2000, Rachel, with the support of local Korean and Vietnam era veterans living in town approached the City Council with her suggestion for plaques honoring not only Vietnam veterans but WWI, WWII and Korea veterans as well.

Increasing our college veteran population would benefit not only the veterans themselves, but also the institutions that welcome them.

Expanding service opportunities for returning veterans here at home will not only benefit veterans and our communities today, but may also influence the willingness of future generations to serve in the U.S. armed forces.

The eight-year imposed Iran-Iraq war has caused various kinds of health issues based on different aspects not only for veterans, but also for their family caregivers who serve as these veterans main life support.