Sentence examples similar to also not only but from inspiring English sources

It is sordid; it is also not only unprovable but in some significant cases, apparently, demonstrably false.

But then arguably the laws also not only allowed it but facilitated discrimination.

They were also not only related to each other closely, but also to cancer drug targets.

Also, not only do websites change but also Google search results change by location, user and over time.

It also not only assesses possible associations but also considers a combination of factors that significantly predict the outcome.

And this being-with specters would also be, not only but also, a politics of memory, of inheritance, and of generations.

Many men felt they also need not only information but also support during childbirth, so that they can effectively support their partners.

New Orleans was also poor not only in absolute terms, but also in relative terms.

"Yes, but also surprised, not only betrayed," he said brightly.

Auctions also occurred, not only in Venice but in Florence as well.

Eliminating jobs also means not only cutting employees, but demand itself.