Concerted restoration of decaying monuments was only inaugurated, in any appreciable degree, in the 1980s.
President Roosevelt was only inaugurated on March 4th 1933 so his new deal can hardly have reduced unemployment before he took office.
He not only inaugurated the artistic avant garde, but also created an aesthetic and political scandal, provoking his audience to reimagine how and why things become culturally sanctioned.
His chamber orchestra, the Academy of St Martin in the Fields, not only inaugurated a fashion for long-winded ensemble titles, but shot straight to the top of its class, beating the Germans and Italians at their own game.
He won his second term after calling a snap election in January 2010, but was only inaugurated in November that year because of legal arguments over the timing of that election.
On January 20th, our nation will not only inaugurate a brand new President, but it will also get to inaugurate a brand new (and newly designed) Presidential limousine.
A Labor Day march would not only inaugurate the 2012 campaign by putting jobs at the top of the agenda in Washington, as it is in America.
Only inaugurated about 21 years ago, the structure is built on land donated by the city council, and the project was given the blessing of Pope John Paul II.
The widespread use of such fabric would not only inaugurate a new era of "personalized cooling," MIT nanoengineer Svetlana V. Boriskina wrote in an essay that accompanied the study, but it could also pave the way for energy savings by reducing the world's use of air conditioning.
We have flax to thank not only for inaugurating the history of fashion generally but also -- oddly enough -- for bringing about the oversize, silken "water sleeves" that in the hands (or rather, over the hands) of a great actress of Chinese opera can be far more expressive than Britney Spears's navel.
