Sentence examples for not only concluded from inspiring English sources

"Egypt will never be the same," he said, implying that it would be better.From the outset, according to a senior administration official, Mr Obama not only concluded that Egypt's president of 30 years was beyond saving.

According to Comte, this last discipline not only concluded the series but would also reduce social facts to laws and synthesize the whole of human knowledge, thus rendering the discipline equipped to guide the reconstruction of society.

Although Mr. Farmer claimed he had permission for this playful hoax, Vonnegut was not amused to learn that some reviewers not only concluded that he had written "Venus on the Half-Shell" but that it was a worthy addition to the Vonnegut canon.

He said the latest ruling was significant because the judge not only concluded that the sites' policy of taking down pirate material was not effective, but said it was not fair to expect a rights holder to continually monitor the sites for breaches of the law.

But in a last twist in this tale - the judge sentencing Babar Ahmad not only concluded he wasn't an international terrorist, she cast doubt on the reliability of the supergrass evidence.

The DOJ report not only concluded that the force had systematically violated the rights of African-Americans, but it also highlighted a police culture that was downright toxic toward sex workers and transgender people, according to the New York Times.

From our immune monitoring data, mentioned below, we might not only conclude that the presence of tetramer-specific T cells is correlated with an improved progression free survival.

These factors may not only conclude the extent to which the BPS helps decrease drug prices in Brazil, but may also help formulate recommendations for improving its success and to help improve better access to medicines throughout Brazil.

And should you not, we can only conclude that Black lives do not matter to you.

So we can only conclude that not only did he not object, but positively embraced Mitchell's staging.

And to all those questions which continue to be raised like so many bodies exhumed over and again, we may only conclude, "Ask not what your country can do for you…".