Sentence examples for issuing not only from inspiring English sources

When civil rights organizer Ella Baker asked the question, “Who are your people?,” she was issuing not only the geographic question “where do you come from?” but also the political question “with whom do you identify?” (Ransby, 2003).

The reason Obama's legacy is so vulnerable today is that the 44th president relied more on executive actions — issuing not only executive orders, but also a record number of rules, regulations and agency directives to legislate around Congress and impose his agenda.

Maintenance is a key issue not only for soft-sensors but also for controllers.

"It's an environmental issue, not only a humane issue," said Ms. Frati.

"This is a national issue, not only for us but also for the motherland Turkey.

We have been working very hard on this issue, not only at the central government level.

These issues not only plagued Mekong, but also the portfolio companies that they took positions in.

We have contributed immensely to issues not only effecting Manus and PNG, but internationally.

Timely, important, exciting, relevant to today, foregrounding, major issues, not only in the media but really in the American culture.

So called "court-siding" has long been an issue, not only in tennis but in other sports including football.

Nathaniel Comfort, in Nature magazine, took issue not only with Dawkins's reminiscences but also with his science.