Sentence examples for be expected not only from inspiring English sources

Gradually, celibacy came to be expected not only of ascetics and monks but also for all members of the clergy, as a function of their office.

Learning from the outcome of decisions can be expected not only to change future decisions, but also our reaction to future outcomes.

It is demonstrated that such an effect can be expected not only for 2D arrangements but for 3D microstructures with quadruple junctions as well.

With further advances in design and synthesis of high quality multifunctional FNSs, the widespread application of FNSs may be expected not only in advanced bioimaging, but also in ultra-sensitive molecular diagnosis, novel light-emitting nanodevices and intracellular drug delivery.

The power efficiency advantage of the proposed system is to be expected not only because of the multi-hop transmission scheme but also because joint beamforming improves the link SNR as previously shown in Fig. 10 and Table 2.

An enhanced reliance on spatial cues for relocating food items might be expected not only in seed-caching species [e.g. 5 6], but also in species that exploit stationary concentrations of food such as flowers.

The government is expected not only to maintain order but also to achieve progress.

Volunteers were expected not only from Westchester, but also from Rockland, Putnam, Dutchess, Orange and Ulster Counties.

The second campus is expected not only to create hundreds of jobs but to spin off technology companies too.

"It's a very demanding job – you're expected not only to be business-minded, but to cope with politics, locally and nationally," says Collins.

In the violin's conventional range, any competent concert artist is expected not only to sound pitches but also to control attack, dynamics and expression.