Sentence examples for projects not only from inspiring English sources
Major mining projects not only require large clearings in the forest, they also leave a toxic legacy of pollution.
These big projects "not only help balance housing with jobs but also are big enough to create complete mixed-use places," he said in an e-mail message.
This sudden flood of solar power projects not only caught the staff of the Bureau of Land Management off guard, it also surprised some environmentalists.
Mr. LaHood said the administration would establish new guidelines that take what he called "livability" into account — evaluating projects not only by how much they shorten commutes but also by their environmental, community and economic benefits.
Under current circumstances, with shockwaves still being felt, it is critical that the government is prepared to bring forward shovel-ready investment projects – not only to create jobs today, but to lay the secure foundations for the future economy.
In these circumstances, they might just take that lead, undermining huge and important development projects – not only for new social housing but homes for sale and market rent too.
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.
The project not only improved water security but improved vegetation cover, both vital in mitigating climate change.
Baldessari's project not only enlisted the spectator in making meaning; it created a junction between the living and the dead.
Preganglionic parasympathetic neurons originating in the oculomotor nuclear complex in the midbrain project not only to the ciliary ganglion but also directly to spinal levels.
