Sentence examples for besides not only from inspiring English sources

Besides, not only is football universally popular, but it also has arcane, outdated rules, and an opinionated fan base; it has traditionally been anachronistically homophobic, and is a long-standing bastion of gender inequality.

Besides, not only does he always look like he's in the same clothes, most people spend all their time looking at his hair, not what he's wearing.

Besides not only optimizing placement of pilot tones but also optimizing power of them, the estimation performance will be increased much.

Besides, not only a higher atomic yield is achieved, with respect to the conventional biodiesel reaction (because no glycerol by-product is generated), but also a purification step of residual glycerol is not necessary, so it can be used directly after its production.

Besides, not only is funding the IMF something that even political opposites like Bob Rubin and Henry Kissinger can agree to, we might even make a profit.

Besides, not only do we have fuzzy definitions for addiction, defining what behaviors here are problematic is much more difficult than with a particular chemical or even, say, gambling.

Those two groups, like the ASA agreed that test scores are affected by many factors besides the teacher, not only the family, but the school's leadership, its resources, class size, curriculum, as well as the student's motivation, attendance and health.

And besides that, Israel was not only more democratic than America's client states in Southeast Asia but a much brighter military success to boot.

In rodents, besides Ddx3x and Ddx3y, we found not only Pl10 but another autosomal homologous region, both of which also originated from the Ddx3x retroposition.

Trump's fundraising from energy bigwigs has not only been lackluster but pales besides what Mitt Romney pulled in four years ago, according to the nonpartisan Center for Responsive Politics.

Not only do we want something else to talk about besides Hawthorn's dominance, it's easy to be swept along by the vibrancy of Patrick Dangerfield.