Sentence examples for not only caps from inspiring English sources

Flyers Play Against Type The Flyers' elimination of the Capitals broke the hearts of not only Caps fans, but also hordes of normally neutral observers across the continent who were rooting for Washington.

This is because the law not only caps the number of stand-alone ambulatory surgery centers (ASCs) that offer this service for patients across the state, it also blocks ophthalmologists from performing cataract surgery in their offices.

We have demonstrated that Capzb2 not only caps F-actin barbed end but also binds βIII-tubulin directly, affecting the rate and the extent of microtubule polymerization in the presence of tau[9].

That's why funding rules for referenda not only cap maximum permitted spending, but also restrict major spending to parties that routinely gather 30% of the vote - that's right; if we actually got a referendum, individuals or parties opposing EU membership would only be permitted to spend a fraction of those supporting it.

In this article, SUDAS is proposed to improve the IEEE 802.15.4 medium access control, which analyzes not only CAP but also CFP.

Therefore, the citrate is not only capping molecules but also a reductant for the reaction over several hours in this synthesis.

The Oscar-winning director and undersea explorer said his record-setting expedition to the bottom of the Mariana Trench, 7 miles beneath the surface of the western Pacific, not only capped seven years of painstaking preparation but was the "culmination of a lifelong dream".

The menu rather grandly insists that it is served SUPER SPICY, not only in caps but in red, too, as if it's some clumsy health and safety warning.

The present study points out that the role of graphene is not only a capping agent to design the highly reactive (040) facets, but also a catalyst promoter for the photocatalytic performance, resulting in an enhanced photoactivity.

ExxonMobil's strategy in Washington was vindicated during Obama's first term: not only did cap-and-trade die but the windfall taxes on oil companies proposed by Obama during the campaign failed, too.

Walter H. Kansteiner, the assistant secretary of state for African affairs, who headed the American delegation here, said the United States' interest was not only in "capping a resource that can fuel a bloody conflict" but also in helping "legitimate and honorable producers of diamonds to market their goods in a clean environment".