Sentence examples for projected not only from inspiring English sources

From here the clerics' view of the righteous way is projected not only throughout Iran by the machinery of the state but also into the world beyond by the power of the internet.

Society's perception of the legitimacy of the accounting profession and its members is grounded in the verbal and visual images of accountants that are projected not only by accountants themselves but also by the media.

After the identification of the channel changes, their causes and solutions to control, the channel migration and the dynamics structure, a river management plan was projected not only to protect the bridge but also to provide a flood risk awareness in order to reduce the social economical impact during a flood event.

Ideally, any effective defense system would see the sensitive mantle edges projected not only outwards, but also dorsally and ventrally from the apertures, covering the entire shell margin to protect from harmful agents approaching the individual from every direction.

As for Thailand, Thai NMCP has projected not only strengthening of surveillance and monitoring of MDR malaria but also coverage and expansion services of malaria control measures in malaria-endemic provinces along the border areas, as there is the exemption from the epidemics of MDR malaria [ 11– 11].

A White House wannabe must be able to project not only a commander-in-chief gravitas but appear at ease telling stories on a late-night talk show.

Reunited with their parents These radio projects not only serve as an important form of self-expression for the children, but also as a catalyst for social change.

The $223 million project not only produced added excitement and data, but also came in under budget.

Shiva wrote recently that the Bangladeshi project not only will fail but will kill the farmers who participate.

Major mining projects not only require large clearings in the forest, they also leave a toxic legacy of pollution.

The project not only improved water security but improved vegetation cover, both vital in mitigating climate change.