Sentence examples for not only choose between from inspiring English sources

On Wednesday, Indonesia's registered 192.8 million voters are expected to not only choose between the two presidential candidates, but also between 250,000 candidates for 20,538 legislative seats at five levels of government in a single day.

In the town of Svencelė, Lithuania, a prospective home buyer must not only choose between one bedroom or a studio, laundry onsite and off, but also rolling and non-rolling.

We propose that selection does not (or not only) choose between different cortical assemblies, but rather between different activity dynamics within the same populations.

Today, voters in Nigeria, Africa's most populous country, not only chose between the incumbent president, Olusegun Obasanjo, and his 19 challengers.

The report not only chooses to weigh all generations' welfare almost equally, it also makes an extreme choice when specifying the relationship between consumption and welfare.

The question includes not only choosing content, but also how to make it profitable and the dilemma between digital or paper formats.

A mayoral debate enables citizens not only to choose between two different depictions of the city but also to form images of their own.

Our findings indicate that nurse-GP substitution is not only about choosing between persons with different professions, but also concerns the patient's relationship with the GP and/or a wish for continuity of care.

Ricoeur [ 28] says that in the concrete situation when conflicts between different demands clash and we not only have to choose between good or bad but rather between an evil and a lesser evil to protect life, it is important to validate one 's standpoint.

As in Experiments 4A and 4B, participants not only had to choose between different combinations of causes, but they also had to provide probability ratings of each of the combinations.

Accepting all these as possible viewpoints implies that for a bounded variable the researcher not only has to choose between a relative and an absolute value judgment but must also choose between analyzing relative inequality in either attainments or shortfalls (i.e., choose between an attainment-relative, absolute, or shortfall-relative measure).