Sentence examples for organized not only from inspiring English sources
And as a curator in the 1950's he organized not only "The Family of Man," the most popular exhibition in the history of photography, but also shows of young avant-garde photographers, the flip side of that populism.
Over the years, C.S.W.A. and NMASS have organized not only restaurant and garment workers but also child- and elder-care providers, post-9/11 cleanup workers, limousine drivers, clerical staff, nail-salon workers, public-housing residents, and the unemployed.
Since 2000, the major electoral campaigns were organized not only in Senegal but also in major migrants' countries of settlement, notably the United States and France: "Ten per cent of Senegal's population live and work abroad, making them an important constituency for Senegalese politicians" (Salzbrunn, 2004).
As a result of your mind being more organized, not only will you be able to recall memories much more easily, your mind will also feel calmer and more relaxed.
"Part of the agenda has always been to organize not only a security process and discussions, but a higher-level group to try to establish the cooperation that would lead us into political discussions," one senior Bush administration official said.
During his time in the South, Mr. Raynor was instrumental in helping organize not only J. P. Stevens but also 5,200 workers at six Fieldcrest Cannon plants in Kannapolis, N.C., a vote that was considered the largest victory ever for labor in the South when the company's workers unionized last year.
However, work over the past decade has revealed that they interact with the vasculature to form a gliovascular network that might organize not only the structural architecture of the brain but also its communication pathways, activation, thresholds and plasticity.
In the adult mammalian brain, radial cell populations are scant, but their glial derivatives participate in a gliovascular network that organizes not only the structural and functional architecture of the brain but also its generative niches for resident progenitors – glial as well as neuronal.
Our observations to date have led us to conclude that the specific-to-general categorical and combinatorial feature-coding cell assembly mechanism represents an emergent property for enabling the neural networks to generate and organize not only episodic memory, but also semantic knowledge and imagination.
We didn't yet speak to the people at CALPERS but there are people organizing not only CALPERS but also CALSTERs the California State Teachers Retirement System.
Referring to the lack of physical capital, a nurse assistant of a dispensary situated in a remote village off the main road expressed her difficulties with organizing not only an ambulance, but transport in general: "We usually have a radio call to communicate with our colleagues over there.
