On August 5, 1926, commission chairman Charles Moore responded enthusiastically, informing her that not only had the commission endorsed the designs, but they were having the prints framed for their meeting room.
To conclude, Tinbergen has bequeathed us a more accurate, informed, holistic and predictive scientific framework that not only advances our understanding of psychiatric conditions, but also improves psychiatrists' concepts of how a diagnosis should be framed and furthermore suggests proposals for the identification and targeting of treatments of those mental disorders [ 62, 63].
Claudia informed me that, not only am I the least woke person she's ever met, I am so un-woke that I can be considered to belong to another category entirely, which she called "joke".
A little bunny that keeps crapping in our garden has informed us that not only will they be showing off the over-hyped WiFi-enabled MP3 player, but they'll be giving them away to all the audience members.
Meeting with Truman in April 1947, Lilienthal informed him that not only were there no assembled weapons, but there were only a few sets of components, and no fully trained bomb assembly teams.
The latter informed Procopius that not only were the Vandals were unaware of Belisarius' sailing, but that Gelimer, who had just dispatched Tzazon's expedition to Sardinia, was away from Carthage at the small inland town of Hermione.
"Today the Court tacitly informs magistrates that not only need they not worry about mistakes, they need no longer be neutral and detached in their review of supporting affidavits.
Earlier, the American Psychological Association's brief in a 1989 Supreme Court case, Webster v. Reproductive Health Services, informed the justices that not only do "the great majority of women who have had an abortion express feelings of relief," but that abortion can cause "positive psychological changes" including "feelings of increased self-directedness, autonomy, and efficiency".
Once, in a staff meeting, the pastor came in and informed the staff that, not only were none of us irreplaceable, but as soon as he found someone that could do any of our jobs for less money, he would fire us.
