Sentences with phrase «not only act»

The pasta containers not only act as needed storage but also hide the other food items that are not in pretty containers.

These shelves built into the wall not only act as vital storage space, but also disguise the cistern.

But if we have established a plan in advance to deal with anger or anxiety, we will not only act with emotional intelligence, but also model the ways in which we hope to teach our children to handle their emotions.

In Ohio, for example, a medical assistant must not only act honestly and follow the law, but is also expected to expose illegal or unethical conduct.

She is a strong believer that a resume should not only act as an introduction of one's self to an employer, but a «teaser» so that they want to find out more and hence agree to meet with them in person.

They not only act as a support system, but also help organizations in propel towards success.

The fear of writer's block, the angst associated with offending someone's ambiguous rules, the frustration in trying to recall what you did, and when you did it — all of these feelings mix and meld to create a strong dislike for not only the act of writing a resume, but also in the resulting resume.

Friends not only act as great emotional support, but they are also great people to bounce ideas off of!

If Apple endows Siri with the same capabilities, it would put it way ahead of the competition as Siri would not only act as an AI voice assistant but also interact with apps to ensure increased user - response based usage.

The platform, supported by Pantera Capital, will not only act as a decentralized registry for art pieces and collectibles, it will also offer a space for buyers to bid in art auctions and pay with cryptocurrencies.

To these students, this is not only an act of great magnitude, but also a step of healing for those who survived and have to live with this tragedy.

Fitbit still doesn't share its data with Google Fit or Apple Health, which not only act as repositories for health data but also share the data with other apps.

This is because they not only act as your purchasing currency in the game, but are also a key crafting material.

Hence, it will not only act as a tax saving instrument but is ideal if you have any short - term goal to achieve.

Term plans not only act as shields against financial crunches but have an importance of their own.

«Not only an we act on climate change but we can, in doing so, create new jobs and skills.»

He also became an artist at a time when Conceptual and Minimalist art had challenged not only the act of painting or sculpting a recognizable image, but the very acts of painting or sculpting themselves.

Cllr Chowney emphasised that the festival would «not only act as a stage for works by established artists and performers» but also «create a spotlight for local community groups, schools and colleges.»

Therefore, it is not only the act of writing music, but also the moment of the performance, which has strong ties with narration and the questioning of time — the most essential components of her artistic practice.

For our Crime issue, we turned the spotlight on the people who not only act as key players in the implementation of an institution's security system, protecting works from theft... Read More

Take the Boost blocks, which not only act as a reasonably - priced method of directing enemy traffic, but also bestow Defense Grid 2 with a intriguing elevational element, without adding the complexity of a third dimension.

Here in the 21st century, the passport has evolved to not only act as the key to get through (airport) gates, but it has become a symbol of our ability to travel freely throughout much of the modern world.

Black mangrove pneumatophores not only act as a «snorkel» for the roots to breath, they trap sediment and may remove chemicals from water running into the sea.

Use a good vetting process to seek out an advisor who will not only act in your best interest but will not be afraid to tell you what you might not want to hear.

Here in the 21st century, the passport has evolved to not only act as the key to get through (airport) gates, but it has become a symbol of our ability to travel freely throughout much of the modern world.

It is not only an act of kindness, but my job as a teacher to try to help that student learn by differentiation.

They tap not only into evil as seen by the acts of the day, but by the vanity and hatred of motivation that drove these brothers to not only act but plan to continue their reign.

Now customers can not only act on the reputations for devices known by the iovation network, they can also receive risk scores for new devices that match the profiles and behaviors of devices associated with fraud and abuse.

They not only act as your guide but are also very knowledgeable about yoga while adding their own personal flare to each class.

These parts of the plant may not only act as a contraceptive (both temporary or permanent) but may also lead to miscarriage and other problems.

The biological mechanisms by which toxins in tobacco smoke cause lung cancer are complex and still not completely understood, but carcinogens in tobacco smoke may not only act as genetic inducers but also act to promote progression of the disease.6 7 As well as potentially reducing the risk of cancer related morbidity and mortality, quitting smoking at diagnosis could reduce overall mortality, as smoking cessation reduces mortality from other diseases such as heart disease, stroke, and chronic obstructive airways disease.8 9

«Exercise - induced irisin may not only act as an endocrine factor capable of promoting the browning of white adipose tissue, but could also regulate bone metabolism by autocrine mechanisms,» said Chen, who also serves as faculty in the Cell, Molecular & Developmental Biology program at the Sackler School of Graduate Biomedical Sciences at Tufts.

This multi-purpose pull on underpants not only act as a Training Pant but also a swimming pant.

This can lead to children who will not only act out but will often engage in activities that put him or her at risk for entering the juvenile court system.

But it was the kind of advice that home cooks could not only act on immediately, but also remember.

To be an actual entity, God can not only act on the world.

He supposes that the minima do act on each other, and not only act but react, in such a way that their composite acting is greater than each or than the acting of each.

If this is all that is said, an explanation is given (in the sense of course in which metaphysical statements aim at «explaining» anything) of the aspect in which the act is more, but not how the act founded and sustained in that way, is not only the act of the finite being because it is received in it, as Aquinas puts it, but also because it is posited by it as a cause.

This was for Augustine and for all the Church Fathers not only an act of philosophic rationality, but also a confirmation of Christian piety as they ascribed to God all power, all completeness, all perfection of every kind.4 Most important for our consideration was their conviction that all temporality, change, becoming, and passivity signify lack of perfection.

Seeking out and recruiting advocates for your product or service will not only act as an effective promotional vehicle but can serve as a feedback mechanism to accelerate your company's success.

It not only acts as a therapeutic de-stresser, but the bed can activate the vestibular system, boosting balance and coordination.

Take a page from Jobs, who not only acted excited, but sprinkled in words like «cool» or «amazing», and once said «it looks pretty doggone gorgeous» with a huge smile after revealing a new iPhone.

Bible studies and prayer meetings are not the only acts of worship you can do in college.

It is obvious that a corollary is the recognition that love is always a relationship; and a relationship involves two who are in it — God to man, man to God — in which each of them is not only acting in a causal manner but also being acted upon in an affective manner.

Love is always a relationship; and a relationship involves two who are in it — God to man, man to God — in which each of them is not only acting in a causal manner but also being acted upon in an affective manner.

And so, too, with respect to interaction with others: whereas any individual other than God interacts with some others only, God interacts with all, not only acting on them but also being acted on by them.

What if someone had access to a mass - surveillance supercomputer that could predict not only acts of terror, but everyday violent crimes?

Professor Calvel not only acted as a cheerleader for the renaissance of bread in France, but also shared the techniques that allowed French bakers to again move up to the levels that had been taken for granted a few decades earlier.

Therefore, we are putting on this special show for the very first time and hope that it not only acts as a platform for those participating, but also raises discussion about how to stand out from the crowd by doing something different.

If cookies are more up your alley, you might enjoy Kristy Turner's Pumpkin Chocolate Chip Cookies, in which the pumpkin not only acts as an egg replacer but also adds depth of flavor.