Sentence examples for immediately not only from inspiring English sources
The significance of his personal account was recognised immediately, not only for the description of enlistment, training and service in Asia by an African soldier, but also as a remarkable story of endurance against great odds.
The Task Force concluded that if the State Legislature doesn't act immediately, not only will New York lose the $220 million, but chaos at the polls in 2006 is close to a certainty.
Currency-exchange booths at airports and tourist sites should be euro-ready immediately, not only in Europe but also in the United States and other parts of the world.
Thanks to the Internet, cyberwarriors can reach immediately not only into the Web-connected world, but also into computers without direct Internet access – all without putting Americans in harm's way.
According to Footman, "Not since 1967, with the release of Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band, had so many major critics agreed immediately, not only on an album's merits, but on its long-term significance, and its ability to encapsulate a particular point in history".
And quite honestly I think it established itself with a stellar reputation immediately, and not only now because the Grand Prix is coming up.
Its arrays of meat, produce and Latin American products immediately attracted not only the residents of this largely Hispanic city, but also of the Silicon Valley communities around it.
A Prophet came out two years later, and was immediately acclaimed not only as a superb thriller but as a cultural turning point.
Indeed, the fact that the court declared itself open to establishing a more narrowly defined right to suicide in the future is perhaps just as remarkable as its reluctance to establish a broad one immediately.Not only does the suicide decision betoken less restraint than is commonly argued; in its other recent rulings, the court showed no obvious restraint at all.
Ending the scheme immediately would not only have disrupted the education of 1,700 children; it would also have exposed both Mr Duncan and his boss to charges of hypocrisy.
The "Jersey Shore" provenance is immediately evident not only in the landscape and in such bits of conversational genius but also in the portrayals of excessive consumption both material and liquid; in the hair volume and self-aggrandizement; and in the use, both implied and literal, of the term "goombah".
