Sentence examples for not only assume from inspiring English sources

The staff is also part of production systems and does not only assume organizational responsibilities but also technical tasks.

It should be noted that we not only assume that the composite impulse responses (8)–(11) are of finite length to compute the SDMA precoder, but also that they are causal.

The Sasanians would not only assume Parthia's legacy as Rome's Persian nemesis, but they would also attempt to restore the boundaries of the Achaemenid Empire by briefly conquering the Levant, Anatolia, and Egypt from the Eastern Roman Empire during the reign of Khosrau II (r. 590 628 AD).

This is a critical time when patients not only assume responsibility for their diabetes self-care and interactions with the health care system but when they become more independent, potentially moving out of their parents' home to attend college or to join the workforce (1).

It not only assumes a freedom from fear.

As he took the oath of office, George W. Bush not only assumed the powers of the presidency but also became the titular head of the nation.

Klinger not only assumes, like Leatherdale, that all the events narrated in the novel are factual; he offers a hypothesis as to how Stoker came to publish them.

Education, however, not only assumes its organization in terms of these four areas of life but also serves to develop and influence these areas.

My bafflement has turned to frustration and irritation over the years, as the top-end "Michelin-price" opera tickets were not only assumed by many to be the only ones available, but also as the lazy cliche "as expensive as an opera ticket" became widespread.

In February 2001, a year after he left the Senate, he not only assumed a job in an area in which he had little expertise, he also, after nearly a quarter-century of bachelorhood, was married for the second time, to Sarah Paley, a 45-year-old former writer for "Saturday Night Live".

In going rogue Kennedy not only assumed a defeatist, antiwar stance but also went so far as to propose "rewarding Hitler for past aggressions and preventing future ones" by offering him a lavish appeasement package — at a point when even his former allies in appeasement, had long since come to the conclusion that Hitler could not be trusted.