Sentence examples for representative not only from inspiring English sources

Letts explains: "I thought it was important thematically to August: Osage County that they were representative not only of Oklahoma and the plains, but even the larger picture than that.

"My first train ride from Osaka airport to Hiroshima went through an endless sea of houses without any noticeable interruption between the cities … it [later] became apparent that I needed to address these spaces since they are representative not only of this kind of agglomeration, but also for the worldwide process of urbanisation".

With E.piphany software, for example, a customer service representative not only sees what the customer has bought from a retailer's various divisions, but can receive tips for offering the customer upgrades, free products or discounts -- and then convey those offers by phone, through e-mail or even an online chat.

But it is likely to be representative not only of the Information Week readership, but also of foreign-born I.T. workers in Silicon Valley.

The key issue is whether samples were representative not only of the populations from which they were immediately derived but, more broadly and more importantly, from the general populations of the countries and of Europe (at least within the adult age range, usually 18 65 years, to which we restricted the surveys).

He also stated that Teng "is a great representative not only for Canada, but for the world".

Just who will be asked to be in the new government remains unclear, though it is expected that Letta will try to include representatives not only of the PD and PdL but also of Mario Monti's Civic Choice centrists and some technocrats.

This claim is one of Kant's strongest statements that actual voting by citizens is required: citizens "must therefore give their free assent, through their representatives, not only to waging war in general but also to each particular declaration of war" (6 345 46).

And this precondition is the overhaul of the current Human Rights Council which has spent years planning the grotesque failure which has been dominated, thanks to the absurdity of the UN rules, by representatives not only from Libya and Iran, but from Pakistan, Vietnam, and Cuba.

The media representatives not only endorsed the call, but also appealed for the creation of an African Health Journalist's network to foster responsibility among African journalists reporting on health.

Sequence data from the two OsBRI1-containng BAC representatives not only allow for comparative genomic analysis of the switchgrass genome but also provide references to validate assembly of contigs and evaluate switchgrass genome using additional molecular approaches.