Sentence examples for demanding not only from inspiring English sources

One agency manager concluded that Dr. von Eschenbach "was demanding not only an expedited process but also an outcome in favor of ReGen," the report stated.

That afternoon, a British-born artist and writer named Hannah Black posted a letter to the curators Lew and Locks on Facebook, demanding not only that "Open Casket" be removed from the show but that it be destroyed.

In the last several years, nursing unions have affiliated with heavy hitters like the A.F.L.-C.I.O. and United Steelworkers and have staged work stoppages and strikes everywhere from Long Island to Hawaii, demanding not only higher wages but also more control over their workload.

Anyone who longs for such a life has never tried it – no matter how much you love books, and I yield to no one in that respect, reading all day every day is work, demanding not only mentally, but physically: for upwards of 12 hours a day, you are forced to remain stationary, which is really not very pleasant.

The technology of peer-to-peer control has high requirement for coordination control of DG and is still confined to the laboratory; master-slave control has high requirement for communication, demanding not only reliability but also real-time performance, and considerably relies on computer system and communication, and its timeliness needs to be demonstrated [8, 9].

However, MRS shows no clear clinical application in CRC because MRS evaluation of these tumours is technically demanding, not only for bowel movement but also for the presence of multiple interfaces between air, rectal wall, and perirectal fat that may result in an inhomogeneous magnetic field and poor spectra quality.

Some retailers -- specifically J. C. Penney -- demanded not only lower prices but also high quality for Def Jam University.

This demands not only talent, hard work and organisation, but also serious cash.

The years ahead will demand not only determination but also diplomacy, flexibility, patience, judiciousness, and intellectual engagement.

Shouldn't we demand not only that it sound safe for our children to explore, but that it is safe?

This gig demands not only a saxophonist equally strong on tenor and soprano, but also one who can resist mannerisms.