The sponsor not only backs the show, he gets it up — with the help, of course, of his Madison Avenue outriders.
Intel is the sponsor not only of the blog post but of the event, the video documenting it, and the Creators Project Web site.
League executives suggested that Dr Pepper sponsor not only the organization but also a team, and Dr Pepper marketers liked the four members of the team Str8 Rippin, including Mr. Taylor.
A sponsor not only guides the student in design, the performance and analysis of experiments, but also makes effective use of all the faculty to ensure that the student is not only well-trained, but also well-educated.
Consequently, in some areas the sports business is becoming a buyer's market in which broadcasters and sponsors not only resist any increase in price but also insist that games be tailored to their needs.
Sponsors not only provide financial backing, but with their big media budgets you'll gain plenty of media airtime to broadcast to a wider audience.
Both have signed on as co-sponsors, not only of Lieberman & Warner's relatively weak America's Climate Security Act (ACSA), but of the even weaker McCain-Lieberman bill, and simultaneously the much stronger, gold-standard Sanders-Boxer bill.
Of great significance, the event is co-sponsored not only by the New America Foundation and the U.S. in the World Initiative, among others, but also a mosque, synagogue, and church.
The N.T.R.A. then gathers advertisers to sponsor not the races (only 2 minutes), not the horses (risk of injury and retirement), not the silks (that's a no-no in this history-rich sport), but the owners.
Before September 11th, Islamist fundamentalist groups had sponsored human bombings not only in the West Bank, the Gaza Strip, and Israel but also in Afghanistan, Algeria, Argentina, Chechnya, Croatia, Kashmir, Kenya, Kuwait, Lebanon, Pakistan, Panama, Tajikistan, Tanzania, and Yemen.
