Sentence examples for emphasised not only from inspiring English sources

So, as Leonie Hodge from Family Lives emphasised, not only are children viewing (often violent) pornography, but schools and parents are trailing far behind in understanding how to respond and educate young people about it.

The necessity of recognising important kinetic roles of several parameters is emphasised not only for aerobic, but also for anaerobic conditions, e.g. TiO2*-photocatalysed conversions of chloromethane pollutants in deoxygenated aqueous solutions.

Beginning with The Spy Who Loved Me, the teasers emphasised not only action sequences but stunts, a practice that prevailed until Casino Royale.

The utilisation of starvation as a treatment emphasised not only the essential processes underlying repair of the epithelia, but also the competing whole animal physiological requirements with regard to barrier repair, infection control and energy homeostasis.

The importance of a careful pathological examination is emphasised, not only to determine prognosis but also to determine the most effective adjuvant and in some cases, neoadjuvant treatment that is required.

The reposefulness of the setting serves to emphasise not only the loneliness of Neil Dovestone's death, but its violence.

The Nordics' success depends on their long tradition of good government, which emphasises not only honesty and transparency but also consensus and compromise.

As we have seen over the last few weeks, the idea of relationship is central to Kierkegaard's conception of human life: he emphasises not only the individual's relationship to God, but also her relationships to herself, to others, and to the things she cares about.

Zimerman was the remarkable soloist at the Royal Festival Hall, too, emphasising not only how the Concerto is so beautifully tailored to his playing, with its unique clarity and control of colour and texture, but how imaginatively the work riffs on the traditional concerto model, and on the relationship between soloist and orchestra.

By this he means that the Latino evangelical churches emphasise not only "covenant, faith and righteousness" (the vertical part), as white evangelicals do, but also "community, public policy and social justice" (the horizontal part), as many black evangelicals, but fewer white ones, do.

Significant failure of column baseplate connections have been reported in major earthquakes, emphasising not only the importance of their function but also the lack of knowledge of their true behaviour.