Sentence examples for given not only to from inspiring English sources

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.

(The rite, once known as extreme unction, or last rites, can now be given not only to the dying but also to the old or seriously ill).

Such rapid review is given not only to smaller deals, but often also to large and complex ones such as this year's merger between Compaq and Hewlett-Packard.

In ciphered systems, names are given not only to 1 and the powers of the base b but also to the multiples of these powers.

"The British people have given not only to Europeans but to people around the entire world a shattering lesson in democracy," Le Pen, surprised but triumphant, told reporters the next morning.

Before a patient is considered noncompliant or nonadherent, consideration should be given not only to what else the patient must do to comply, but also to the doctor's own behavior.

"That is part of what the American culture gives, not only to the writer but to the human being.

He gave not only to his family but to his community and was a supporter of the UJA-Federation.

It would force disclosure of donors who give not only to political groups but to many other groups involved in public issues, whether or not their work is related to elections.

It is possible given not only its proximity to smooth muscle but also to nerve fibers that it may play an important role in degrading ATP released as a neurotransmitter from efferent neurons.

The order was given not only as an attempt to restore law and order, but also out of concern about the hazardous living conditions in the city.