Sentence examples for deciding not only from inspiring English sources
The fly, however, is deciding not only whether what it is landing on is the right flavor to feed on, but also how suitable it is as a material for laying eggs, Dr. Grimaldi said.
The first Tuesday in November — which this year is the 6th — will be election day across the country, deciding not only who occupies the top office in the land for the next four years, but state and local positions as well, and issues that will affect you and future generations of students.
Your interviewers will be deciding not only whether you have the skills for the job but also whether your personality would make you a good fit, so make an effort to be polite and personable both in formal interviews and less-structured events like lunches and networking events.
I am standing to ensure that thousands of Labour party members and supporters have the chance to participate in deciding not only who should be the next leader of our party but more importantly what policies the party should be pursuing.
While an inconvenience for most districts, the date change has proved to be a costly and potentially worrisome predicament in New Rochelle, where voters are deciding not only on a school budget, but also on the fiscal future of the city's library.
The thing I most admire about her is that she has been getting on with it; for example, deciding not only to marry, but to marry in style, and she didn't let the cancer get in the way of the wedding.
We decided not only to use a group bonus system but also to start sharing our financial results with everyone.
Mr. Hayden decided not only that the flight was on, but that he was game for the glacier landing.
But what happens when every state can decide not only what tests to use but also what pass-mark to employ?
So at the end of the day you need to decide not only how much of the opposition's case is true but also how much it matters.
