Sentence examples for does not only make from inspiring English sources

But the fossil fuel divestment campaign does not only make a moral assertion; it makes an economic one.

It's hard to overstate the impact of Wade's foot injury, which does not only make him less explosive, but plain hurts.

Compared to [28], our ATA scheme does not only make sensors in lower-traffic-activity areas generate fake messages, but also let nodes close to the sink generate dummy messages.

Such an approach of using DFT in conjunction with CALPHAD for compound semiconductor phases that exhibit very small ranges of non-stoichiometry does not only make the process of calculating phase diagrams for such systems more physical, but is necessary and critical for the assessment of unknown phase diagrams.

This does not only make gaming development projects vulnerable, but the aforementioned challenges also have potential to misappropriate benefits accrued by a gaming-resort or casino-city (as an example, see the recent case of Canadian billionaire Michael DeGroote and organized crime involvement in his casino development venture).

Encourage your child to exercise - Physical exercise does not only make your child strong, but it also makes your child smart!

The alcohol placebo effect doesn't only make people less inhibited and prone to monkeying around.

Bad posture doesn't only make you look tired, but it's bad for your back as well.

The trouble is that the S.E.C.'s political exposure doesn't only make it accountable to the public; it also makes it susceptible to capture by special interests.

The Supreme Court doesn't only make history.

He doesn't only make what's seasonal and local but creates dishes around what farmers and foragers have brought to his kitchen door that day.