Sentence examples for but only particularly from inspiring English sources

His "unquenchable thirst for all forms of knowledge" manifests itself in him being "profoundly interested in world issues" but only "particularly interested in philosophy".

Avian flu is not only particularly virulent; it also has the rare capacity to cross barriers between species.

Women are not only particularly vulnerable to disasters, they are also frontline actors in disaster preparation and response; their participation in disaster planning needs to become common practice.

The idea being that only particularly geeky SEO types would be snooping around in said file, the type of candidate that the Daily Mail hopes to attract.

Newly developed model was not only particularly used to the marine rotary desiccant air-conditioning, but also its veracity and reliability were verified by a series of sample data and three evaluation indicators.

The Allies tended to refer only particularly difficult matters to the League.

Only particularly heinous acts against the Queer Community in non-urban America make the news like the tortures and eventual deaths of Matthew Shepard or Brandon Teena.

Many of them pointed out that his response was not only particularly flippant given the discussion surrounded a painful period of history but also that his comments reflected the stereotype that Asian-Americans are perpetual foreigners in the country.

Nephrectomy improves survival if metastases are to one organ only, particularly bone.

In conclusion, this small island is not only particularly rich in endemic flora and fauna but is also where the pre-Hispanic aboriginal substrate is best preserved in the Canary archipelago.

In relation to obesity, South Asians in developed countries are not only particularly sensitive to the detrimental metabolic effects of adiposity, 10 but also less physically active than European origin populations.