Sentence examples for records but also from inspiring English sources

The rules cover not only paper records, but also computer files and even oral communications.

Jacobson left the shop, not only with a bag of records, but also with a new job.

They cover not only electronic records, but also paper records, regardless of whether they ever existed in electronic form.

To accomplish this, we will draw not just from census records, but also from idiosyncratic data sources, such as letters, marriages records, church registries and oral histories.

Data held by state agencies include not only criminal and tax records but also educational and medical records – and much more.

Only oil refineries now come close to attracting the foreign money that semiconductors do.The chip boom is breaking not only records, but also taboos.

It will hand law enforcement agencies more access to people's internet connection records but also make sure judges oversee the granting of warrants for interception.

This algorithm models dune field behaviour that reflects long-term trends prevalent in palaeo-records, but also elucidates possible evolutionary progressions, relaxation period sequences and threshold sensitivities.

He had no arrest record but also no lawyer.

He had no prior jail record but also no lawyer.

It quickly became Stevens's best-selling record, but also his most divisive (imagine Kid A-era Radiohead).