Sentence examples for not only aided from inspiring English sources

"She wanted notoriety, and your actions not only aided her in her quest but by featuring her life and family you are an active participant in encouraging more barbaric men to send more young people to slaughter innocent civilians".

The area has a watermelon museum and annual festival, not to mention the Institute for Irrigated Vegetable and Melon and Pumpkin Cultivation.Sergey D. Sokolov, a senior researcher there, said melons not only aided the digestive and excretory systems, but also lessened troubles with joints.

Torture not only aided in the justification of the Iraq war, which resulted in more than 4,000 US casualties, hundreds of thousands of Iraqi casualties, and costs in excess of $1tn; the subsequent occupation served as the primary recruiting tool for al-Qaida in Iraq.

This novel genetic information has not only aided in diagnosis, but has also revealed a landscape of critical molecular events that determine the biological and clinical behavior of a lymphoma.

The Roman navy (Latin: classis, "fleet") not only aided in the supply and transport of the legions, but also helped in the protection of the frontiers along the rivers Rhine and Danube.

For example, at one wetland site, changes to water management regimes had not only aided adaptation but also benefitted farmers in agri-environment agreements who were trying to create grazing marsh.

At issue is not only aid to Africa but the equally pressing demands of tackling climate change and balancing international trade.

On its face, the complaint alleges not only aiding and abetting but participation and complicity in the administration of this enhanced interrogation program".

The law makes it a crime to provide not only aid like money and guns but also four more ambiguous sorts of help: "training," "personnel," "service" and "expert advice or assistance".

It should be expected that Pochettino will not only aid their development but encourage some of their fellow young players, including the American goalkeeper Cody Cropper, to become more involved with the first team.

Wouldn't it be possible to harness the enormous energy of our newfound patriotism and turn it into something that could not only aid us in this war but also possibly prevent the next one?