Sentence examples for linked not only from inspiring English sources

Lead poisoning is linked not only with learning difficulties, but also with violent crime.

The two plays are linked not only by Argan, but also by enemas and a disco ball.

Marijuana was linked not only to poor Mexicans, but also to poor blacks and the new music they played: jazz.

Augustine's interpretation was linked not only to personal experience and thought but to the politics of his day: it proved useful to the emperor.

Trafigura's own name has been linked not only with Ivory Coast's toxic waste, but also with worldwide accusations of bribery, smuggling or improper waste disposal.

The judges said: "Ian Cobain's remarkable series in the Guardian linked not only MI5 but government policy with collusion in torture.

It appears that the two cases will be linked not only by the borough in which they occurred but also by a conspicuous failure of several public bodies to communicate with each other and/or of individuals to take action.

The two events are linked not only by date: Lorre was, of course, the star of the 1931 German crime talkie "M," which was directed by Fritz Lang, who had made "Metropolis" four years earlier.

But it is with Shostakovich that the Borodins are inextricably linked – not only because the quartet worked so extensively with the composer, but because they can take his notes and make them sound more right than almost any other ensemble.

Ms. Napolitano said security problems on the border were inextricably linked not only to the drug trade, but also to the problem of illegal workers in far-flung cities across the country.

It all adds up to 75 minutes of music, linked not only by the strings for which each piece has been scored but by the narrative of the circus staging.