(Today, mastodons are given not only their own genus but their own family).
The Graf instrument was also given not only to Schubert and to Beethoven but also to Franz Liszt.
This test is given not only to college-bound seniors but to a broad range of students.
This message must be given not only to the engineers and supervisors but also to the chemical process operators and mechanics.
Substantial thought must be given not only to if human beings can create an AI, but if they should create an AI.
The term, drawn from common parlance and given not only meaning but conviction, was shaped and polished so as to be mobile.
Thus, the middle school tests were given not only to students in grades 7 and 8, but also to high school students.
But consideration has to be given not only to how much we pay in tax but what is provided for out of our taxation.
The stakes for this weekend's "Saturday Night Live" seemed especially high, given not only the election but also the return of the occasionally incendiary comedian Dave Chappelle.
Attention is given not only to an individual's commercial acumen but also to the extent to which he or she is a culture carrier for the company.
These contrast startlingly with prizes given at the quadrennial Greater Panathenaea, where lavish awards were given not only to the winner but to the next four runners-up.
