Sentence examples for reach not only from inspiring English sources

Through the television and other media, we can reach not only the parents, but also children and society at large".

So employers reach not only active jobseekers but also a much larger pool of passive candidates through referrals.

Physics dictates that the radio signals will reach not only their intended recipients but also any compatible equipment within a several-hundred-foot radius.

By putting all patient needs and desires in one place, they will be better able to share an accurate picture of their health with their healthcare professionals, and reach not only their medical goals but their personal ones as well.

Regional roundtables allow for the expansion of the reach of the institute, allowing timely and relevant labor relation discussions to reach not only our board members but also the local regional professionals from our member companies.

As a result, the country has yet to reach not only the goals that were clearly laid out in the law but also farsighted education reforms dating to the mid-1990s.

Word about the sale reached not only brides.

This statute reaches not only the employed, but, as well, one seeking employment.

"And the ramifications will be profound and far reaching not only for Connecticut but for the whole country".

'The prohibition (of the House bill) reaches not only picketing ut leaflets, radio broadcasts and newspaper advertisements, thereby interfering with freedom of speech.

In the old days when a culprit, unpopular person, or suspect was punished by a bill of attainder, the penalty imposed often reached not only his own property, but also interests of his family.