Sentence examples for route not only from inspiring English sources

Gardens on a bus route not only enjoy a higher profile and greater footfall, they can also help spread the message right across the public transport network.

"These higher-level courses are symbolic of a wider movement: the rebirth of apprenticeships as a route not only to a better entry-level job, but into the boardroom," he said.

Spain's east coast, the Costa Blanca, between Barcelona and Valencia, is a well-travelled route, not only for the locals but of course also for the English, some of whom will have a reason to return for something other than a beach-and-beer and top-up-the-sunburn holiday very soon.

We believe that a rationing policy toward alcohol is the preferred route, not only because it potentially decreases the chances of similar alcohol-fueled crimes, but because it acknowledges the professionalism of the service members serving in combat areas and trusts them to drink responsibly.

Public officials and citizens in Nebraska have been vocal about the proposed pipeline route, not only because of fears about the Sand Hills region but because it will cross the Ogallala Aquifer, a critical source of drinking water for the Great Plains.

Gatwick's chief executive, Stewart Wingate, said the route not only provided an essential new link to a key emerging market, but was "significant because it offers passengers greater choice in terms of price, flight times and which airport they fly from" and would "enable businesses in both countries to make the most of the vast opportunities available for bilateral trade".

Multiple backup routes not only increase connection acceptance rate, but also improve backup resource sharing.

The port rotation directions of ship routes not only affect the transit time of containers, as has been recognized by the literature, but also the shipping capacity and transshipment cost.

These results suggest that the biomarkers may better reflect exposure from all routes, not only the amount of insecticides absorbed by the mother but also the amount of the absorbed dose that has been transferred to the developing fetus (Whyatt et al. 2004).

Third, the main demands must refer to the whole route and not only to a short section of it.

At UNC, this detour from the usual grad student-to-postdoc route is not only tolerated but also encouraged.