Sentence examples for cited not only from inspiring English sources
The S.E.C., however, cited not only Fidelity traders for infractions, but also senior executives.
In discussing the penalty, Goodell cited not only the Georgia incident, but also a "pattern of behavior and bad judgments".
In its report, the Northwestern team cited not only Nagler's account of his female patient but also Russell's early warning.
It cited not only Google's market share but also factors like its power over the pricing of ads.
It cited not only the crackdown on the Falun Gong, but also the mistreatment of ethnic minorities, underground Christians and political activists.
He cited not only common crimes, but also sensational terrorist acts, like the subway bombing in Moscow on Feb. 6, which, at last count, had claimed 41 lives.
"He still needs time to relax," Mr. McAuliffe said, citing not only the campaign and Florida recount but also 24 years before that in the public eye.
Some prominent Orthodox Jewish leaders — citing not only Mr. Obama's position on Israel but also Mr. Weprin's support of same-sex marriage — have endorsed Mr. Turner, a Roman Catholic who has aggressively courted observant Jewish voters.
It would allow him to make the case that the Democrats' economic strategy was far superior to the Republicans', citing not only his own record but Mr. Clinton's strong economic record and the younger Mr. Bush's flawed one.
Now he declares that it is the most expensive form of energy, citing not only the many billions of dollars needed to clean up Fukushima but also the unknown cost and method of dealing with nuclear waste.
They would be harkening back to a bipartisan tradition, one that cites not only air and water pollution but also quality of life: recreational access to open space and our duty to protect wilderness.
