Sentence examples for addressed not only from inspiring English sources

This needs to be addressed not only in the interests of social justice, but to support the needs of the economy.

Her answer was pithy, and perfect, and I couldn't help but think that it was addressed not only to Trump himself but to the adults who had enabled him: "Ugh".

When the encyclical emerged just before Easter in 1963, it was addressed not only to the Catholic bishops, clergy and faithful, as was customary, but also "to all men of good will".

In songs like "First Born" and "Walking Song," Ms. McGarrigle was also the rare pop songwriter who addressed not only love and romance but also family and long-term companionship.

His message was addressed not only to the five formally declared nuclear powers -- China, France, Russia, Britain and the United States -- but also to India, Pakistan and Israel, all of which are either known to possess nuclear weapons technology, or are believed to have them.

He notes that like other recent encyclicals, this one is addressed not only to the faithful and their leaders but "to all men and women of good will," but he doubts that many people, especially economists, even of the best will, will be lured into reading it.

She addresses not only issue with the journalism that the Times has published, but with journalism not yet written.

It addresses not only the state's 1.4 million uninsured, but also middle- and working-class families who may be underinsured, regardless of health status.

The proposed commission should address not only the excessive size of our criminal justice system, but also the conditions we allow to exist within our prisons and jails.

Moving forward, we must openly address not only the drug issues plaguing the sports we love, but the culture of fear that shakes our society.

Mr. Bloomberg addresses not only the financing for new housing but the obstacles that private builders of multi-family dwellings have encountered in New York.