Sentence examples for only redefined from inspiring English sources

It has not only redefined sustainability as purpose at the brand level, but has become adept at innovating products and services that deliver on this purpose.

This tragedy has not only redefined and refocused the way Muslims are perceived by others, but, perhaps more poignantly, has also redefined the way Muslims see themselves.

Well known and much loved by military personnel, sports teams, weight lifters and, more and more, those who aspire to the above, Under Armour has not only redefined gym-pumped machismo for a new generation, it has put it on steroids.

Airey herself adds: "Lovefilm's business model has not only redefined the way people rent and watch movies in the home, its international growth and recent foray into streaming services delivered via both the PC and the TV shows that this is not a company that's prepared to stand still.

Led by the original New Jersey collective Brick Bandits which originally consisted of DJ Tameil, Tim Dolla, and Mike V, Jersey Club is a sound that's not only redefined the creative output of the city of Newark, but also has quickly spread its influence across the world.

Mr. Johnson's happenstance of science two decades ago not only redefined summer fun but began an industry that takes in more than $200 million a year.

Zinc elevation not only redefines our understanding of the mechanisms that support pluripotency, but also may act as a biomarker and an intervention point for stem cell differentiation.

These ExPas and EFMs can be considered irrelevant [ 24, 25] because they only redefine reversibility.

Even though in our derivation we assumed a two-breed composite population, the generalization to p breeds requires only redefining the appropriate vectors of breeding values by breed origin.

The show not only changed the landscape of television but entirely redefined how we make, watch, and engage with it.

Yet such crowd drives may not only overwhelm but redefine individual conscience.