Sentence examples for controlling not only from inspiring English sources

They fret at the prospect of such people controlling not only the government and parliament, as now, but the presidency as well.

It cautioned that "controlling your personal data means controlling not only who can see your information but how it can be found and what can be done with it".

The longer-term concern, he said, is that video surveillance will become a pervasive tool for controlling not only China's comparative handful of dissidents, but the masses of people who ordinarily would not run afoul of the state.

As the top predator throughout its range, the tiger plays a major role in controlling not only its prey population but that of other predators such as the leopard, dhole (Asiatic wild dog), and clouded leopard.

For more than four decades Mr. Talbot has been one of the most prominent figures in art-house cinema in New York and the United States, controlling not only New Yorker Films but also several theaters (including the New Yorker Theater, now defunct, an important revival house at Broadway and 88th Street).

But many are concerned that, rather than return to civilian life, many former members of these organised terrorist forces simply formed criminal gangs and continued to wreak havoc among defenceless communities, controlling not only the illicit drug trade but also many legitimate businesses and government positions.

In this section, we confirm whether the designed plate cyclic motion can control not only orientation of the controlled object but also its position.

It controls not only PCs, but ever greater parts of people's lives and the economy.

Today the party controls not only Washington, but the whole political agenda.

The Jesuits controlled not only higher education but also literary production.

In other words, they controlled not only the price of oil but their own destiny as well.