Sentence examples for filed not only from inspiring English sources
The limits apply to lawsuits filed not only against doctors, but also against insurance companies and pharmaceutical and medical device manufacturers.
Lawyers, including Mr. McKeige, say they expect lawsuits to be filed not only against WorldCom, its directors and its employees, but also against the Wall Street firms that underwrote and sold WorldCom securities.
Suits claiming Warn Act violations have been filed not only against Lehman Brothers, the failed investment bank, but also against Eos, a bankrupt airline, and a pair of law firms that recently folded, Thelen and Heller Ehrman.
The lawsuits that the Catholic bishops filed against Sebelius's department this week, on the other hand, are bad news for the White House, because they were filed not only on behalf of individual dioceses but on behalf of numerous other Catholic organizations as well – charitable groups, health care organizations, and a group of colleges and universities that included, yes, Notre Dame.
He's got his 150,000 names filed not only by name but by geography (for that occasional foray to the Seychelles and Somalia).
Napster argues that in some cases the song files not only do not correspond to the song, but may correspond to works not owned by the major record labels.
"When so many people have yet to file, not only the families but hundreds of injured ground zero workers, I would say a failure to extend the deadline would be more than a shame," Representative Carolyn B. Maloney, a Manhattan Democrat, said yesterday.
This capability makes JSON-LD files not only useful as a data format but also a compact representation of the meaning of the data.
Readers of the New York Times, the Guardian, and other publications read it, too, after those outlets made the files not only available but more easily searchable.
Crammed into a space the size of a lift and surrounded by curiosity-shop detritus, the sextet paw and file not only at guitars and banjos but also various found items: suitcases, bellows, spaghetti.
Mean average precision (MAP): This metric considers the ranks of all the buggy files, not only the first one.
