Sentence examples for retained not only from inspiring English sources

By scripting these daily dramas, Tammaro retained not only his victims' money but also their full attention.

Observations revealed that HPTS retained not only its highly green fluorescent nature in WPU matrix but also exhibited pH sensing behavior.

Touches of the past will be retained not only in name and structure, but in the fact that there will be medical offices in the basement.

At an age when mere mortals find their biceps reduced to cookie dough, these human action figures have retained not only their muscle tone but, more important, their value as brands.

There are no exhibits, no Oswald tours by the state tourist agencies, Sputnik and Intourist, which have retained not only their Soviet names but also regained, under President Aleksandr Lukashenko's centralized economic policies, most of their monopolistic privileges.

— that after a year of global economic crisis, the United States retained not only its world economic and strategic dominance but also what he called its "instinct for power".

This retains not only the human element in the process, but the volunteer element".

(The restaurant will retain not only its name but also its artwork by Stephen Hannock, commissioned for the space).

"It retains not only many of its original characteristics, but also several generations of memories" — including, he said, some of his own.

Compared with the thick paint, toupees and wobbly voices that have populated the Opry, Harris retains not only a dignified (and attractive) physical presence but also continues to experiment with her sound.

Many others, however, have also recently boosted the family-oriented benefits they offer in an effort to retain not only women but a generation of workers more interested in sharing parenting responsibilities between mothers and fathers.