Sentence examples for extended not only from inspiring English sources

But that should be extended not only across the EU but to wine and manufactured goods.

His influence extended not only through the civil wars and interregnum but also to the American and French revolutions.

The area of low pH extended not only over the zinc layer, but also over the steel surface adjacent to the zinc.

This authority extended not only to major federal environmental laws but also to any other laws the secretary, in his "sole discretion," might think of.

During the Muslim era, which began in the 12th century, Muslim rule extended not only over the plain but over all Bengal as well.

These surface data are extended not only by a skeleton but as well by muscle groups with constraints and rules for the motion to create a kinematic template, which can adapt automatically to different body postures.

Politicians' new powers extend not only over emergencies, but also over financial institutions' regular operations.

The fire risked extending not only to Greece but to the eurozone and beyond," he said.

Clara's jealousy issues now extend not only to all her predecessors but to Jane Austen too.

That division extends not only to romance but to nationality and language, too.

The risks, they said, extend not only to the mother but also to the unborn child.