Sentence examples for training not only from inspiring English sources

As Pat Jordan notes, Mr. Shatner was Shakespearean-trained and showed that training not only in his first film, "The Brothers Karamazov," but also in his later roles as Spencer Tracy's aide-de-camp in "Judgment at Nuremberg" (1961) and as the preacher in "The Outrage" (1964), an American remake of Akira Kurosawa's "Rashomon".

I regularly received training not only on consent, but on what consent really means.

It offers training not only to officers from Pakistan's navy, but also to those from other countries.

The secret behind this volume lies in training not only the waiters but also their support staff.

This paper focuses on the disaster management training not only to improve the technical skills of disaster relief workers and volunteers, but also for personnel and team management.

Incorporating robots into therapeutic training not only allows executing treatments in a delicate repeatability but also opens new possibilities in terms of exercise types and speeds.

Mr. Aronson and Ms. Garland bring to their work extensive training not only in art history and fine arts but also in chemistry.

The incident, he said, illustrated why the military needed to provide training not only in how to kill, but also how to cope with killing.

By the fall of 2003 she was well enough to resume training not only with Poggio II, but also with a horse named My Beau.

Dallis's training not only gave him insight into how Toyota delivers continuous improvement but also helped him understand the unique relationships between Toyota's managers and workers.

Ongoing training not only enhances nurses' skills, it elevates their role and provides opportunities for them to find more advanced positions and leadership positions.