Sentence examples for does not only implicate from inspiring English sources
The MPA does not only implicate their livelihoods, they see it also in relation to their ancestral rights and existence as distinct indigenous and ethnic peoples.
Accumulation of PCOs (protein carbonyls) does not only occur, but has also been implicated, in the aetiology and/or progression of several CNS (central nervous system) disorders, including Alzheimer's disease (Aksenov et al., 2001), Parkinson's disease (Floor and Wetzel, 1998), amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (Ferrante et al., 1997) and multiple sclerosis (Bizzozero et al., 2005).
This did not only, posteriorly, validate our dataset further, but also showed that defined molecular networks previously implicated in AD are (also) activated in CPE cells.
Indeed, excluding speakers from college campuses because you don't like their point of view on one topic or another not only implicates free speech, but also the very function and values of higher education itself.
Those who confessed not only implicated themselves; they implicated others.
NaV1.7 is not only implicated in pain perception.
Don't only do schoolwork.
According to Grice's account, the speaker doesn't assert, only implicates that the events took place in the order recounted.
Conversely, the finding that ribotyping only demonstrated two large clones of VRE in patients does not necessarily implicate extensive cross transmission.
But a parallel statement like "John supports someone" does not implicate "John does not support himself".
