Sentence examples for experiencing not only from inspiring English sources

"We are experiencing not only an economic crisis but also a crisis in economics," he writes.

What I didn't expect was that after four months I would be experiencing not only the high life of university but also the anxiety of OCD.

UTOPIA is experiencing not only physical changes, but also a change in demographics as the Irish, Italian, Polish and German families who settled the area are replaced by many Russians and Asians.

The editor's concern was not that the book would become a salad of meaning, but that hearing it once a year would be too painful a reminder that we are twigs alighted on a fence, that each of us is capable of experiencing not only Henry's great love, but also his loss.

Women with MAM had overall highest burden, due to experiencing not only peri-menstrual migraines but additional migraines outside of the peri-menstrual window.

Indeed, during the active session a mobile user may move inside and in-between cells experiencing not only qualitatively different propagation characteristics (e.g., different distributions but the same mean) but quantitatively different too (e.g., different RLASS).

In the early 1800s Cabo Verde experienced not only recurrent drought and famine but government corruption and maladministration as well.

We are just west of the dateline, and thus would be the first to experience not only popping Champagne corks and fireworks, but the Y2K catastrophe, if any.

He had experienced not only the drug culture which surrounds the book's protagonist but also some of the hallucinations and delusions which Arctor and friends encounter there.

He wanted the viewer to experience not only the painting in front of him but also the referenced works that came before.

At the same time, Beachy enlarges our understanding of how the international gay-rights movement eventually prospered, despite the catastrophic setbacks that it experienced not only in Nazi Germany but also in mid-century America.