Sentence examples for resulting not only from inspiring English sources

Vital infrastructure was destroyed resulting not only in power outages, but smoke that blanketed Straddie, neighbouring islands and the mainland for days.

And that money has rippled through the riverfront communities, resulting not only in chic cafes and pricey boutiques, but an influx of second homeowners to the east bank.

Freed of fuzzy paternalism, the people who remained were encouraged to think for themselves and question the corporate culture, resulting not only in technological innovation but in huge cost savings.

In recent stories, however, there has been a more pronounced tendency on Ms. Munro's part deliberately to stage-manage her people's fates, resulting not only in more conventionally suspenseful narratives but also in tales that can feel implausible and contrived.

A victory in one of the greatest wars was won; industrialization of the economy and cultural revolution were carried out successfully, resulting not only in the great number of educated people but also in creating the best educational system in the world.

Emboldened citizens with no police training will continue to take matters into their own hands, resulting not only in the deaths of their intended targets or themselves, but also in the deaths or significant injuries of innocent bystanders, including children caught in crossfire.

The gains resulted not only from good things that happened, but also from bad things that did not.

Robust prevention policies will result not only in lives saved in the long term, but also in long-term economic gains.

This can result not only in unfair provision but in a distraction from the main purpose of helping those in severe need.

The increasing impact on the environment, Ms. Obaid said, resulted not only from growing population but also from "rising affluence and unsustainable consumption patterns".

This manual process results not only in wasted time but sub-optimal pricing and routes for shippers and carriers.