Sentence examples for concluding not only from inspiring English sources

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.

In two consecutive books, Empire and Colossus – published, not by accident, around the time of the Iraq invasion – he charted the respective imperial histories of Britain and America, concluding not only that Britain should be prouder of its colonial past, but that the world would be a better place if America imitated Victorian Britain and became a fully fledged liberal empire.

GameSpot claimed that "Halo's single-player game is worth picking up an Xbox for alone," concluding, "Not only is this easily the best of the Xbox launch games, but it's easily one of the best shooters ever, on any platform".

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

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.

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.

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.

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.

To find Mr. Bruno guilty, the jurors would have to conclude not only that his business activities conflicted with his public duties, but also that he intentionally took steps to conceal those conflicts.

The report concluded not only that former taoiseach Ahern had not been truthful in his testimony to the tribunal regarding his finances but also that every level of Irish political life had been affected by corruption tied to the scandal.