Sentence examples for ground not only from inspiring English sources

Tracking down a causal link, if such a link even existed, would be breaking entirely new ground — not only for Dr. Polleux, but also for the field.

In consequence, municipal guilds lost ground, not only economically but also politically, as their participation in urban policy making was curtailed.

Both companies have lost ground not only to Staples, but also to online outlets like Amazon.com and bulk retailers like Target and Wal-Mart Stores. Wal-Mart Stores

Freud's argument suggests that belief in an unseen God may prepare the ground not only for science and literature and law but also for intense introspection.

French wine, in fact, has lost ground, not only in far-flung places like Hong Kong, but also in once-strong markets like Britain.

They found common ground not only in having signed recording contracts before they could drive but also as the daughters of divorced parents.

It was grounded not only in proven principles of private law but also in the Christian spirit, though it was strengthened by Grotius' separation of natural law from its religious aspects.

"School grounds not only offer areas for play and sports, they also provide opportunities for children to learn about insects, birds, plants and much more, which can stimulate further study in these areas.

The British government is justifying the proposed new legislation on the grounds not only of the European court ruling but of US intelligence fears of a terrorist attack, in particular concerns of an attempt to blow up a transatlantic airliner said to be emanating from an alleged al-Qaida bombmaker in Yemen linked to hardline Islamist groups in Syria and Iraq.

For example, the right of journalists not to disclose their sources is grounded not only in their own interests but also in the public's interest in their having that right.

Gorgeous Grounds Not only does the entire property face the Atlantic, the grounds are a tropical paradise with swan-strewn lakes, palm tree-laden gardens, waterfall-like fountains, and emerald grassy knolls fringed with chaises all fashioned around traditional Portuguese tiled paths for miles of serene strolling.