Sentence examples for not only compared from inspiring English sources
Where councils are taken to the Court for compensation claims, these claims are usually diminutive not only compared to what the young person has suffered.
These are ways in which your old phone looks unattractive not only compared with the new models, but compared with itself just a year or two earlier.
The researchers found that heavy cannabis users had significant decreases in intelligence and memory ability as they aged, not only compared with non-smokers, but also compared with their younger selves.
The most dangerous effect of the stealing is the strength it gives China within Asia, not only compared with Taiwan but also compared with Japan and other nuclear powers, such as India.
As with so many things in Germany, change proceeds by sleight of hand.The 2001 PISA results, which not only compared Germany with other countries but individual German states with each other, put state education ministers under pressure.
"All I can tell you is that Camus was the most attractive man I have ever met," William Phillips, the journal's editor, said, while the thorny Lionel Abel not only compared him to Bogart but kept telling Hawes that Camus's central trait was his "elegance".
Archimedes actually elaborated on this principle, not only comparing corresponding sections in area but also "balancing" them by the law of the lever.
This comparison study does not only compare the detection effectiveness of the charts, but also investigate their robustness in performance.
It not only compares favorably with the Maxima and Avalon, but it also has more style than those cars.
With the new marketplace structure, users can not only compare price between retailers, but they can choose between different delivery methods, too.
The present paper not only compares the result for full depth cracks with the previous work but also presents results for partial depth cracks.
