Sentence examples for only preserves from inspiring English sources

This bean broth, full of starch and flavour not only preserves the beans well, it's an ingredient in several of the recipes, giving flavour, body and consistency.

But comfortable, affluent Americans also have a stake in defending economic dynamism, which not only preserves and extends prosperity but also fosters creativity, enterprise, and learning.

Those who favor tying aid to domestic interests say that it not only preserves jobs and supports American companies, but helps ensure broad political support for foreign aid, which is not always popular.

BARTS New hotels in St. Barts are capped at 12 rooms, which not only preserves the island's exclusivity, but also seems to encourage hoteliers to charge whatever they want.

Crichton's latest novel, "Next," not only preserves the hysterical tenor and questionable methodology of "State of Fear," but also completes the author's metamorphosis from steely-eyed augur of the not-too-distant future to unabashed demagogue.

"Today's agreement with Vantage not only preserves the rent-regulated apartments owned by them," Mr. Cuomo said in the statement, "but also sends a strong message that my office will continue to protect tenants and bring unscrupulous landlords to justice".

However, the preservation of annual lamination is only preserved in Holzmaar and Ulmener Maar; the other cores are dated by 14C, magnetostratigraphy, tephra markers and ice core tuning.

Refrigeration will only preserve the paint for another day.

"We will not only preserve the structural integrity, but improve it," said Nathaniel Plotkin, president of Place Vendome.

Financial reforms have only preserved the essence of an inherently fragile system.

She said current rules only preserved access on foot, not for bicycles, horses, cars or visitors with disabilities.