Sentence examples for concludes not only from inspiring English sources

A leaked draft concludes: "Not only is the rule of law in danger, but so are democracy and human rights".

Our research concludes not only that the ideological differences between the political parties are growing but also that they have become embedded in American society itself.

She concludes, "Not only can a mandala teach the concept of interconnectedness — how you can understand an entire forest by studying a square meter of ground — but it also can serve as an example of impermanence".

The latest climate assessment of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change concludes not only that human activity is contributing substantially to the warming of the planet, but that the warming over the next century could turn out to be much worse than previously estimated.

As Dash concludes, not only can we handle the truth, we're begging for a dose of reality, if it's the best way forward, "It's already clear that with FWD.us, the tech industry is going to have to reckon with exactly how real the realpolitik is going to get.

However he then goes on to argue against the assumption that an observer, represented by O, would remain inertial forever, and ultimately concludes not only that standard simultaneity cannot be defined but that the only two simultaneity relations that can be defined relative to an event are those determined by its future and past light cones.

I deducted those chunks from our total income — and was horrified to conclude not only that some money was missing, but that someone had apparently absconded with $10,000.

Women look at the game and conclude not only are they less practiced players at it, but it is deeply uncongenial to them.

The benefits of immature mating were twofold, researchers concluded: not only did it "rarely end in cannibalism", it also increased male spiders' chances of successful insemination – and even copulating with a second female as they usually survived their first mating.

He said they spent six frustrating months unable to find work, before concluding not only that they would find no jobs in their field, but that it might be hard finding any job at all in the Bay Area.

By July 1776, the Continental Congress had concluded not only that the American colonies ought to be independent, but also that they needed to explain why to the rest of the world.