Sentence examples for not just unable from inspiring English sources

"Mission creep" is a useful phrase to describe the tendency of western forces (from Vietnam to Afghanistan) to enter a war zone and then find themselves not just unable to leave but committing ever more men and money to a hopeless cause.

Mr. Romney lifted this scheme from a campaign adviser, Kris Kobach, the mastermind of a host of crackdowns that seek to leave unauthorized immigrants not just unable to work, but unable to drive, rent or heat a home, afraid to take children to school or the doctor.

I visit schools on a regular basis where I've seen that students are not just unable to name a single astronaut in our space program, but could not tell you the name of the first man to be sent into space.

"They are not just unable to attend school and get decent health care and clean water, but far too often they are paying the ultimate price," Bellamy said.

The crying shame for the home team was not just that they were unable to repeat their victory of last year over the planet's No 1 ranked Test team, but that an impressively coherent game-plan unravelled in achingly obvious fashion when the line-out fell apart during the second half.

This year, a study by the International Center for Media and the Public Agenda at the University of Maryland discovered that "most college students are not just unwilling, but functionally unable to be without their media links to the world".

Stochastic search methods, such as genetic algorithms, are intrinsically unable not just to provide a complete set of solutions, but also to guarantee that an optimal solution is found.

However, stochastic search methods cannot characterize the models precisely: they are intrinsically unable not just to provide a complete set of solutions, but also to guarantee that an optimal solution is found.

"If we get in the habit where a few folks, an extremist wing of one party, whether it's Democrat or Republican, are allowed to extort concessions based on a threat of undermining the full faith and credit of the United States, then any president who comes after me — not just me — will find themselves unable to govern effectively," he said.

Pimco writes thatthere is a risk that the global economy - not just the US - will be unable to grow and generate inflaton at pre-crisis levels for many years to come - even if monetary policy remains at zero in nominal terms and negative in real terms.That leads Pimco to expect real rates to be around zero in the US which, assuming a 2% inflation rate, would mean 2% nominal for short rates.

It's not just the Islamic State that seems unable or unwilling to make the distinction between evil sorcery and entertainment.