Sentence examples for deserved not only from inspiring English sources

The win was deserved not only for Sydney's superiority in terms of personnel, but also due their tactical approach.

"This award is richly deserved, not only for the work that has led to worldwide acclaim, but for his inspiration of students, many of whom have gone on to do great things".

Further analysis on this topic seems deserved, not only to further check robustness of results with respect to the measurement of fiscal policy, the specification of empirical equations, and the definition of the sample, but also to better qualify results in terms of which EPL policy settings matter most in driving results.

If it was the former, he's a rapist, and he deserved not only a severe prison sentence but also all of the negative "collateral consequences" that could have been heaped on him -- expulsion from the NBA, the permanent loss of his endorsement deals and a lifelong reputation as a sexual predator, to name just a few.

Those who do deserve not only respect but exceptional honor.

For this he deserves not only the title poet, with its fullest and most humane connotation, but also hero.

Some might argue that is what he deserves, not only for being unreconstructed enough to harbour primitive opinions but for being dumb enough to get caught expressing them.

In a book so invested in the paths of people's lives, she deserves not only her own momentary point of view, but also a decade-in-the-future boyfriend.

"For his determination to undertake it, and for his unflagging resolve to see it through to a just end," Mr. McCain said, referring to the fight against terrorism, "President Bush deserves not only our support, but our admiration".

If classic rock deserves not only preservation, which these concerts achieved, but renewal, which hinted-at future recordings by both acts promise, what could it give back to today's pop scene?

In fact, they deserve not only a vote, but also representation.