Sentence examples for translates not only from inspiring English sources
The phrase "translates not only" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how something conveys multiple meanings or interpretations. Example: "The poem translates not only the beauty of nature but also the complexity of human emotions."
What I respect about Memri is that it translates not only the ugly stuff but the courageous liberal, reformist Arab commentators as well.
Plus, they can take advantage of video viewing stats, analytics, and courses in one hub, which translates not only into asynchronous feedback for the professor, but starts to give Echo360 a tighter grip on the entire blended learning environment.
"It turns out that fear-mongering translates not only into dollars and cents for news-gathering organizations, but also allows talking heads to politicize the issue".
This translates not only in helping customers with their complaint, but being able to think how to make the world a better place through new technologies.
As we remember our veterans on Memorial Day, I have some very distinct memories of our wounded warriors who proved the fighting spirit translates not only to the battlefield but to a ski slope and a dance floor.
Hybrids between the two subspecies of mice have been shown to display a hybrid vigor that translates not only into an increased developmental stability [ 34] but also into a larger overall size [ 43].
This translated not only into fewer available cabs on the streets, but also lower incomes for those already beleaguered cabbies.
"And that will translate not only into thousands who will not die from smoking but it will pay for itself in a few years in reduced health costs".
After all, how do you translate not only William Shatner, but also the idea of paying money up front before you know what you're buying?
And for this negotiation to work, we must ask what it means to translate not only productivity and profit but also other values into a system's aims and permissions: justice, opportunity, freedom, compassion.
Towards this end the Kindi circle translated not only Plotinus and works of Aristotle (including a painfully literal version of the Metaphysics, and a paraphrase version of the De Anima which takes liberties with the text in a way reminiscent of the Arabic Plotinus).
