Sentence examples for indeed not only did from inspiring English sources

Indeed, not only did Israel carry on building in East Jerusalem, it also carried on building in the settlements.

Indeed, not only did the database development take much longer than expected, but also it ultimately lacked significant and relevant information and was unsuitable for efficiently matching employers and employees.

Indeed, not only did #ShoutYourAbortion start a discussion and begin chipping away at the longstanding stigma surrounding abortion, but it also served to break down misconceptions and dismantle stereotypes society holds about the women who seek abortion.

Indeed, not only did these genes show the presence of isolate-specific substitutions among exons and introns, in addition, indel mutations among these regions were also present.

Indeed, not only did significantly more DRG neurons survive with the use of conditioned medium derived from d-hDPSC cultures compared to undifferentiated hDPSCs cultures; an increase in neurite length was also observed.

Indeed, not only does G.E. appear to be weathering the upheavals, in many ways it stands to gain from them.

Indeed, not only do they define their own "exoticism," but they have also discovered a good deal of the exotic in the "advanced" societies of the United States and Europe.

Indeed, not only does Lepore help patients at all hours, but he often cuts deals with those who ­cannot afford his services — such as accepting a weekly delivery of ­oatmeal cookies in exchange for an appendectomy.

And indeed, not only does it entail managing capacity and figuring out the best collection and retrieval methods, it also means synching with both the IT and the business teams and paying attention to complex security and privacy issues.

Indeed, not only do government agencies continue to eavesdrop on telephone calls but they now read private e-mails.Mr Kim has tried to reassure South Koreans that he wants to safeguard their right to privacy.

Indeed, not only do people in general have a "terrible image of the Buffalo-Niagara region," so do people living in and around the city, many of whom have "incredibly low self-esteem," said Doug Bean, a managing partner at Eric Mower & Associates, the six-office agency based in Syracuse whose Buffalo team is handling the Buffalo-Niagara account.