Sentence examples for settlements but also from inspiring English sources

Rising sea levels will exacerbate coastal erosion, threatening not only homes and holiday settlements, but also valuable agricultural land, fragile wetlands and coastal lagoons.

Interest was aroused not only by the lingering horror of World War I and of the postwar settlements but also by publication of Ivan Pavlov's experiments on conditioned reflexes and of analyses of human motivations by various psychoanalysts.

Some lawyers are predicting that if the Court of Appeals allows Mr. Simkin to try to revise the agreement, the ruling could affect not only divorce settlements but also other contracts.

Officials say the White House has suggested to both the Palestinian Authority and the Israeli government that the Council instead adopt a watered-down president's statement, which is weaker than a resolution, that would condemn settlements but also call on all sides to resume negotiations.

Delisle, a former animator, has a knack for visual shorthand (his self-­portrait is a few jauntily canted lines with dots for eyes) and for drawing environments: religious shrines and settlements, but also grocery stores, playgrounds and checkpoints — lots of checkpoints.

Similarly, if we Jews want to end Palestinian terrorism, we need not only to end the occupation and dismantle settlements, but also to approach Palestinians with the same spirit of generosity, open-heartedness and atonement that we wish we were receiving from the rest of the world.

In contrast, Mr Talat and Mr Christofias were not just pro-settlement but also old trade-union friends and fluent in English.

That agreement comes with a final, lump-sum settlement, but also a promise not to sue BP or others involved in the spill.

The Scots were heavily overrepresented not just in the colonies of white settlement, but also in the commercial and professional elites of cities like Calcutta and Hong Kong and Cape Town.

Mr. Louima, a Haitian immigrant, sued not only the city and the Police Department, winning a $7.125 million settlement, but also the union, which paid $1.625 million.

They seem to be gathered together in a shared space – rising up on top of one another, like a hillside settlement, but also overlapping, as if the lower buildings were in front of the higher ones.