Sentence examples for is present not only from inspiring English sources

This atmosphere is present not only at Cameron but also at arenas throughout the country.

Glass is present not only as photography's seductive subject but also as its physical material.

Dyslipidaemia is present not only in diabetic but also in prediabetic subjects.

Salmonella is present not only in poultry; increasingly it is also present in washed, uncracked Grade A eggs.

"Hierarchical structure is present not only in single words, but also in compounds, which, contrary to the claims of some, are not the structureless fossilized form of a prior stage," Miyagawa says.

This problem is present not only in instructional pictures concerning the curricular topics (e.g., science, technology, engineering and mathematics: STEM), but also in those depicting extracurricular tasks (e.g., human movement tasks).

We've taken that for granted for some time, that this is possible, and this is something that is present not only in the institutions of the state, such as public administration and the judiciary, but it's also something that scholarship, academic science depends on, that journalism to a greater or lesser extent depends on.

First, CGRP is present not only in the peripheral endings of trigeminal nerves close to dural vessels but also in the trigeminal nucleus itself [28 30].

This barrier is present not only during the buying process where you're trying to communicate what it is you exactly need, but also when you're topping up or if you need after sales service.

Yet this is presented not only as a critical problem but as a policy failure.

Witt's portrait, however, is nuanced: Morris is presented not only as a seasoned hit-spotter but also as a man who took rational decisions in the face of epidemic piracy.