Sentence examples for not only admitting from inspiring English sources

Re "Augusta National's All-Male Membership Becomes Issue Again," March 29: The people who run Augusta National should try to jump past this issue by not only admitting Virginia M. Rometty, I.B.M.'s chief executive, as a member, but also running a women's Masters whose winner, as with the men, would become an Augusta member.

The SWALIS model adopted the waiting time as the unique non-clinical criterion, not only admitting patients by classifying them into URGs (and within their MTBT), but also by scheduling admissions using a progressive scoring system [ 21].

"Finally, after victims' groups had been trying to raise awareness of the asbestos hazard for so long, asbestos- using corporations were not only admitting their guilt but offering to compensate victims, including widows whose husbands had worked in factories and shipyards.

Yale not only admitted him; it gave him a $32,000 scholarship as well.

And he not only admitted it, he bragged about it on his blog (charkinblog.macmillan.com).

He told the jury that he had heard Mr. Malik not only admit to the crime, but also plot to have his co-defendants killed as well.

The three not only admitted to cutting fences, spraying graffiti on the building, and throwing blood, they were proud of it.

As for non-intervention itself, he said, Italy not only admits but proclaims its part in the war, boasting that the capture of Santander was an Italian victory.

The new marquee, ringed with lights, not only admits light during the day but also creates a pool of light at night.

In the pious and conservative Muslim north of Sudan, he not only admits it, but campaigns actively to raise awareness of the virus.

In 2005, the onetime Bash Brother wrote a tell-all book, Juiced, in which he not only admitted taking steroids, but also injecting other players, including Mark McGwire, Rafael Palmiero, Ivan Rodriguez and Jason Giambi.