Sentence examples for progress is not only from inspiring English sources

Progress is not only illusory but impractical.

"Such glacial progress is not only vastly expensive," notes an editorial in The Independent.

It is, Henriques said, "the moment for us to prove that our progress is not only for the friendly matches".

Such sluggish progress is not only grist to the mill of those that would claim the press has only its own – unscrupulous – interests at heart.

The notion of perpetual progress is not only doubtful in itself but is also compromised as a principle of classification because of its value implications.

And while it is true that we have been on a plateau of coverage in routine immunization, progress is not only necessary, it is possible.

He brought young people together, inspiring an entire generation (including myself) of American youth that change and progress were not only possible, but if we took his words seriously, they were almost inevitable.

Monitoring of progress was not only to explore challenges, but also as a way of ensuring that targets were met.

As this learning process progresses there is not only an appreciation of standard conversational nuances, but also various dimensions of subterfuge, deception and lies.

Tech progress is not the only driving force, but it is one of them, and to ignore or downplay that does a disservice to addressing those challenges.

Instead of creating a spectrum market, argues Yochai Benkler, a law professor at New York University, it should now be possible to rely on the market in smart radio equipment without anybody having to control the airwaves.Technological progress is not the only reason why spectrum markets would be a second-best solution, Mr Benkler argues.