Sentence examples for instances not only from inspiring English sources

A manumitted slave became, in most instances, not only free but also a citizen.

"We are deeply disturbed," Ms. Latif said, "by these instances not only because of the bias motive but because of the possible negative impact on equal participation in the political process.

Unless intent upon producing a polemical tract, a writer faces in such instances not only the pitfalls of stereotype -- the conniving, untrustworthy Palestinian, say, or the arrogant, trigger-happy Israeli -- but the perils of plot.

Such instances not only stain the reputation of the league, but also deter families who might otherwise consider bringing their kids to a game – with the result that stadiums become both ever more empty and dominated by the extremist fringe.

The hydrological load causing flood hazard is in many instances not only determined by peak discharge, but is a multidimensional problem.

Secondly, researchers acted in some instances not only as advisors but also as implementers.

Improving Stealth, for instance, not only introduces some fantastic stealth kills, but opens up corrupt career paths like pick-pocketing.

Mr Lane, for instance, not only believes in the mom test but also has a "sister theory" to explain market inertia.

Arches, for instance, not only has the naturally formed arches you'd expect but such excitingly named formations as the Tower of Babel and the Fiery Furnace.

For instance, not only do consumers start to search for Super Bowl spots on YouTube before the game, Mr. Price said, but there is also significant viewing afterward.

And again, in this instance, not only is Congress fully apprised of it, but what is also true is that the FISA Court has to authorize it.