Sentence examples for basis not only from inspiring English sources

Political and intellectual life share a basis not only in reason but in the passions.

But despite her many positive attributes, Chaos punishes herself physically on a regular basis, not only through bulimia but also through cutting -- hers is the live-journal page with the picture of the sliced-up arm.

It was the basis not only for countless family slide shows but also for world-renowned images, including Abraham Zapruder's 8-millimeter reel of President John F. Kennedy's assassination on Nov. 22, 1963.

The terms fluorescence and phosphorescence can be used here, on the basis not only of the persistence of luminescence but also of the way in which the luminescence is produced.

This means that it has built a basis not only as a sort of Christian Social Union (CSU) of the east but also as the only party represented in the Bundestag that does not go along with the general austerity consensus on social and economic policy.

On Monday, Mr. Brahimi proposed a cease-fire during the three-day Muslim holiday of Id al-Adha, which begins Oct. 26, hoping that a religious reprieve universally respected by Muslims could be the basis not only for a pause in the fighting but perhaps the beginnings of a dialogue in Syria.

The cyclically flowed nucleotides and the corresponding flow values build the basis for not only base calling, but also per-base quality score calculation (integrated in Titanium output).

It's the basis of not only a social contract, but a personal contract as well.

But Mr. Krebs of Burlington Northern who has spent his whole career in railroading, is also convinced that running the trains on a continental basis is not only logical but inevitable.

"I think watching races worldwide on a regular basis has not only helped me be prepared for a night like Saturday night, but also helps me to know the tendencies of other riders.

Adam Sharp argues that these numbers are evidence of "a return to retail politics, the idea that people can be directly engaged in the political process on a one-on-one basis again, not only interacting with the candidate and issues but with one another".