Sentence examples for relation not only from inspiring English sources

He acknowledged that in recent years the quality of Bolshoi performances had slipped in relation not only to its international rivals and to the Kirov in St . Petersburg but even to Moscow's new crop of privately financed operas.

And it is impossible not to wonder whether she feared examination of her roles in relation not only to Madison but also to Whitewater — where it seems plain that, of the two Clintons, she was the one more actively involved.

In this relation, not only large earthquakes but also small earthquakes should be involved.

Based on a literature study and two case studies we describe problems encountered in relation not only to the DSS itself, but also to the political decision process.

If so, then reduction turns out to be a four-place relation, not only entities but also the concepts by which they are picked out or referred to.

Thus, diopside shows a disequilibrium relation not only across the reaction zone (serrated variation) but also within grains, where the composite gains consist of Fe-rich and -poor parts.

Yet his aggressive tone strained relations not only with America and Britain, but also with eastern Europe.

It established trade relations not only with the states in the Malay Archipelago but also with China and India.

In 1970, he formed his own company, Max Clifford Associates, and before long had rewritten the rules of public relations, not only providing stories, but often making them up.

He has friendly relations not only with Elisha Cooke and the Wentworths but with many judges and businessmen here and in New Hampshire.

The row about a parade has soured relations not only between the DUP and Sinn Féin but within wider Northern Irish society.