Sentence examples for conclusions not only from inspiring English sources

Judge Sotomayor and Justice Thomas have walked parallel paths and yet arrived at contrary conclusions, not only on legal questions, but on personal ones, too.

That would be fine, were it not the case that the committee relies for many of its conclusions not only on the evidence put before it by the British government, but also on the representations of British pressure groups, each with their own views about what ails race relations.

Our conclusions not only supplement but also improve some existing ones.

Conclusions: Not only was the magnitude of Achilles' tendon reflex decreasing but also the reflex loop latency was delayed along with the neuromuscular aging process.

Our conclusions not only have consequences for recent models of the tectonic evolution of the EGS but also contribute to the debate on the operation of plate tectonics during the late Archaean in general.

Working on this review to draw conclusions not only for scientific remote sensing issues, but also on technical, multi- and transdisciplinary as well as political issues, the complexity of the suggestion for value-adding presented above became clear.

The investigation proves that conclusion, not only with numbers, but also with in depth analysis and reporting on the field.

Nihilists knew it and took it to a logical conclusion: not only is it all a joke but the joke itself might not even exist.

As mentioned above, many scholars who work on Turkic, Mongolian, and Manchu-Tungus languages today consider a genetic relationship between those languages to have been proved and hence regard the Altaic group as a language family, basing that conclusion not only on similarities in vocabulary and language structure but on well-established systematic sound correspondences as well.

And before long they reached a troubling conclusion: not only that retractions were rising at an alarming rate, but that retractions were just a manifestation of a much more profound problem — "a symptom of a dysfunctional scientific climate," as Dr. Fang put it.

But I also drew the conclusion, not only talking to Gaddafi's son but to one or two others in the elite around Gaddafi, that there is a great deal of discontent about Gaddafi, there is a recognition that Libya has to go on to a different course such as a transition towards political pluralism, the emergence of new political leaders and parties, and a transition to democracy".