Sentence examples for measured not only from inspiring English sources

Besides, artistic excellence is measured not only in originality but also in chops.

He measured not only literature but also drugs and sex for their value as doors to higher realms.

The impact of Isis is measured not only in publicity, but in shaping relations between states.

That success was measured not only by Saturday's attendance, officially more than double that which watched the Exiles' last home game against Saracens in Reading.

Over the next three years, his fluency was measured not only in the high-level meetings he conducted in the native tongue of his military hosts.

The rival shows' impact can also be measured not only in viewing figures but how many quotes are generated online and in the following day's newspapers.

Postmortem popularity is measured not only by the throngs who visit Mount Vernon and Monticello but also by Presidential branding ("Flush the bowels with Garfield Tea").

"The cost of hunger is measured not only in lost lives but also in unrealised potential for individuals," say the report's authors.

Across southeastern Texas, the devastation wrought by Hurricane Harvey is measured not only in feet of floodwater but also by the vulnerability of its victims.

The impact of EECS graduates is measured not only by their individual technical innovations, but also by their influence on their teams and companies, and on their fields.

Their success should be measured not only in returns to shareholders, but also in benefits to customers.