Sentence examples for according not only from inspiring English sources
Hundreds of thousands of scientific researchers are hired, promoted and funded according not only to how much work they produce, but also to where it gets published.
The factual basis of the constitutional threat was shaky, according not only to Sebba but also to Lloyd George, Britain's prime minister during World War I.
But the most troubling factor is the rapid spread of tax shelters, especially among large corporations, according not only to experts at the Treasury and I.R.S., but to some corporations and law firms that serve them.
"If I don't get my license back, according not only to myself, but to people who are active in the state medical society and the Academy of Pediatrics, the children of New York State and of the country will lose someone who cares about them, and who does a lot for them," he said.
In fact, compared to other relevance indices [9 11], tf-dcf is often more effective because it penalizes terms according not only to the number of occurrences in contrasting corpora but also to the number of contrasting corpora in which it appears.
But in most elderly patients eligible for screening, life expectancy varies considerably according not only to age but also health status.
Its constitution differed from that of the League: representation had been accorded not only to governments but also to representatives of employers' and workers' organisations.
The road map foreseen by the accord not only cannot be enforced, I believe large parts of society will fight back".
Belarus's neighbors in the European Union — Lithuania, Latvia and Poland — expressed concern about the accord, not only because it would increase Belarus's dependence on Russia for its energy but also because of safety concerns.
Patient advocates, who want the Accord not only renewed but expanded to include pharmacy and long-term care benefits, fear that Harper's proposal would quickly lead to a much more inequitable system because the smaller provinces would likely have no alternative but to cut their health care budgets.
It is important to recognize that the meaning of governance varies according to not only the level of generality at which it is pitched but also the theoretical contexts in which it is used.
