Sentence examples for strengthening not only from inspiring English sources

"And this sense of responsibility of citizens for their own country is, in my view, the most important index of the fact that our country is strengthening not only economically, not only socially, but also in terms of its domestic politics".

This would be due to matrix strengthening not only by dispersion but also by development of cell structures in which the dispersed particles behave as their nodes.

The shear strengthening not only prevented the debonding of the EB laminate at the end but also improved the bond performance between the laminate and concrete, especially for the high corroded beam.

It was shown that this method of strengthening not only can increase the shear capacity of the slab up to a high value around twice of that of controlled slab but also may change the slab failure mode from shear to shear flexural and also flexural.

As Mr. Van den Reeck stressed, "it is moving that, during this crisis, Greek ordinary people continue to contribute, even from the remains of their piggy banks, to "The Smile of the Child," strengthening, not only our economic basis, but our moral one as well.

The assessment reflected a great need for health systems strengthening not only to roll out eMTCT but for general healthcare.

And, at the same time, the dollar has strengthened not only against the euro, but also against most other currencies.

A Big Society approach, which empowers not only services users, but professionals that strengthens not only existing providers, but new ones in the private and voluntary sectors too.

He advocated that organised sport strengthened not only the body but also the will and mind, while at the same time promoting universality and fair play, ideas that are widely accepted today.

The continuing and outrageous harassment of Vanunu, for telling the world the truth of Israel's possession of nuclear weapons, all of 24 years ago, comes right at the start of the 2010 negotiations, at the United Nations in New York, to strengthen not only the international ban on nuclear weapons but also the 1968 non-proliferation treaty.

It will strengthen not only our balance sheet but also our market position and will position us well to take advantage of investment opportunities as they emerge," said Michael Queen, 3i's new chief executive who took over from Philip Yea in January.