Sentence examples for concerning not only from inspiring English sources

Zimmerman, at Whisper, sees that app evolving into an unprecedented species of news source – "a mountain of untold stories" concerning not only alleged celebrity infidelity, but also personal accounts of hard-to-discuss topics, like sexual assault on university campuses.

The extent to which readers have been dependent on editorial decisions concerning not only what to include but also what to exclude has yet to be explored in detail.

It's concerning not only because women are missing out on a dynamic industry, but because the UK economy will suffer if the underrepresentation of women in technology continues, she says.

Prime minister Abbott's policy of 5% reductions is deeply concerning, not only because the target is not credible, or that it is a sham of a policy designed to hide the climate-change denialists in the Liberal Party, but because his means of achieving it is to hand over $3 billion to big polluters.

In a statement that drew repeated cheers as protesters read it aloud at their daily assembly, Chartres said the doors of St Paul's were now instead "most emphatically open to engage with matters concerning not only those encamped around the cathedral but millions of others in this country and around the globe".

Measurement of ultrasonographic parameters provides information concerning not only bone density but also bone architecture.

It concerns not only American companies, he added.

He is going to be concerned not only with Cuba but with the whole continent.

There is another aspect of this question that concerns not only physicians but all Americans.

The connections, many of them original, are concerned not only with ritualistic laws but also with ethical obligations.

It is concerned not only with habitation patterns but also with the factors responsible for variations in distribution.