Sentence examples for terms but also from inspiring English sources

"Their release is not only important in humanitarian terms but also political terms".

It has since risen sharply, not only in absolute terms but also relative to natural gas.

"Castle ownership should be thought of as an investment not only in monetary terms, but also in our patrimony".

Maki, Evelyn's surviving daughter, remained on better terms but also felt neglected.Trouble and strifeMatrimony proved just as difficult as fatherhood.

Maki, Evelyn's surviving daughter, remained on better terms but also felt neglected.Matrimony proved just as difficult as fatherhood.

The challenge for a composer in selecting texts for musical setting is to find words that are meaningful and intriguing on their own terms but also invite music.

Rob Joyce, an IFS researcher, said: "It is not just unusual in international terms but also unusual historically for the UK.

The image of a big wall across the southern border is central to Trump's campaign — not just in policy terms but also psychologically.

he predicts that India 'will not only emerge as a global superpower in economic terms, but also in sporting terms, over the next five years'.

Israel is infinitely stronger than Hamas not only in military terms but also in its capacity to wage the propaganda war.

Chief executive remuneration has soared since the financial crisis in absolute terms, but also as a multiple of the average worker's earnings.