Sentence examples for not only click from inspiring English sources

Bot programs can generate not only click events but also (faked) device identifiers to disable device detection for limiting the number of ad requests from a single device.

This type of ad requires your visitor to not only click on the ad but purchase an item or sign up for a service.

We want to get back to real playing, not only clicking on a mouse.

Under hybridogenetic reproduction, Muller's ratchet not only clicks significantly slower than under asexual reproduction; the level of fixed mutations at which the ratchet would come to a near halt (quadratic and truncation interaction) is also lower.

From Google's point of view, a perfect system in an ideal world would result in each ad not only being clicked each time but also leading to a sale by the advertiser.

From Google's point of view, a perfect system would result in each ad not only being clicked each time but also leading to a sale by the advertiser.

KDDI's test tablet lets you not only perform clicks but also slide your finger across the back of the device (which moves the cursor on the screen accordingly).

First, for ease of data entry each data field can be accessed not only by clicking on the field with the mouse, but also by sequential tabbing through the page.

I want to be controlling an app that enables my shopping not only to be click and collect … I want my own personal drone to come and drop it wherever I choose".

Not only did I click too many times when I shouldn't have, and occasionally vice versa, but subtle shifts in my head movements, tracked by the device's motion detector, suggested that I tended to shift attention states, from on-task to impulsive to distracted and back.

(Indeed, I had already received a diagnosis three years earlier). Not only did I click too many times when I shouldn't have, and occasionally vice versa, but subtle shifts in my head movements, tracked by the device's motion detector, suggested that I tended to shift attention states, from on-task to impulsive to distracted and back.