Sentence examples for not only broad from inspiring English sources

And it is not only broad matters.

Mr. McCain's victory was not only broad but deep.

Before he could move to take them from her, however — it was the medication, warping his mind and delaying his reaction — she heaved the arrangement onto the counter and explained that she'd had to search high and low for an extra-heavy vase, one that was not only broad enough but also deep enough to properly anchor the bouquet.

I.B.M., Sun Microsystems, Ericsson -- the list of companies reporting that their recently completed quarter's sales and earnings were crimped by component shortages is not only broad but it is led by many of the biggest names in the global communications and information technology sectors.

By this strategy, not only broad absorption covering the range of 300 ~ 900 nm, but also good solubility in common organic solvents and amorphous stability were achieved, making it an attractive candidate for potential application in solution processed small molecule-based organic photovoltaic devices.

In the Bush post-9/11 context, imagine not only broad liberal and Democratic attacks against President Bush within a week of the attacks, but also the mainstreaming of the various 9/11 Truther conspiracies.

But now, with the advent of digital 3D technology being installed in cinemas worldwide, and the fact that the choice of films in 3D is not only broader but much better, audiences need only head to a multiplex and put on the glasses to immerse themselves in what is proving to be a wholly new way to enjoy the latest studio blockbuster.

It is not only broader and more profound, it is stronger and has a special hold on people.

Soil eutrophication has allowed U. dioica to become quasi-omnipresent in Western Europe, as its main current habitat includes not only broad-leaved woodland, but intensive farmland too (Taylor 2009).

The present study supports the use of alternatives to broad-spectrum antibiotics, not only because broad spectrum agents are associated with the development of multidrug-resistant bacteria, but also because of their association with CDI [ 27].

Rapidly mutating viruses such as the hepatitis C virus (HCV), the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV), or influenza viruses (Flu) call for highly effective universal peptide vaccines, i.e. vaccines that do not only yield broad population coverage but also broad coverage of various viral strains.