Sentence examples for examples but also from inspiring English sources

Not only are some brokerage firms still refusing to let customers redeem their securities — Oppenheimer and Raymond James are two examples — but also investors' efforts to be repaid through class-action lawsuits are being stymied.

"We'll be looking at both the case-by-case examples but also the more fundamental relationship," said a senior official, who spoke on the condition of anonymity to discuss internal deliberations.

In his introduction, Rusnak suggests that the book is intended to be comic, not only in its charmingly related examples but also in the above defense of etiquette, which he considers "too presumptuous to be anything but ironic".

They spread the word not only through sites of their own, Catalonia and Romania being typical examples, but also by using American sites established specifically to champion literature in translation.

You suspect that he may be smarter than some of the characters he plays — the lounge musician in "The Fabulous Baker Boys," the deadbeat bowler in "The Big Lebowski," the egotistical author in "The Door in the Floor," to take just a few examples — but also that he knows every corner and shadow of each one's mind.

The content includes not only previously published examples, but also several additional illustrative cases.

When the government targeted women early in the war focussed on extending their existing roles – helping with Belgian refugees, for example—but also on improving recruitment rates amongst men.

Some modules are quite conspicuous a cell is a prime example—but also more nebulous systems, like metabolism, are thought to consist of modules.

Lots of failures in that example, but also some lessons.

He favored lower taxes, for example, but also fought for gay-rights and gun-control laws.

Trachsel drew hope not only from Jones's example, but also from his own.