Sentence examples for not only contested from inspiring English sources

When the media accurately reported on Trump's inaugural crowd sizes, the White House not only contested this on the substance in a laughably absurd manner.

They say that the industry has not only contested scientific evidence proving that sugar is bad for our health, but infiltrated nutritional advisory boards in an effort to protect the reputation of sugar.

The publication of his first novel, Things Fall Apart, in 1958 not only contested European narratives about Africans but also challenged traditional assumptions about the form and function of the novel.

Tunisia's Ennahda not only contested and won the first elections, but by gracefully handing over power following the second election it also (hopefully) finally put an end to the hoary myth that Islamists would only allow "one man, one vote, one time". But overall the democratic experience of Islamists in these transitions proved devastatingly negative – and jihadists have duly taken advantage.

Tory candidate John Lamont not only contested the seat last time, but gained the near equivalent seat in the Scottish parliament from the Lib Dems in 2007 and has acquired a reputation for "out-Lib Demming the Lib Dems" as a local campaigner.

In the event, Hart not only contested Florida but won it going away.

E1 is also not the only contested plan.

This politics not only concerns contested shifts in governance scales in natural resource management but the less visible knowledge politics that surrounds range assessment.

In a multi-front war access would not only be contested, it could be denied.

This relates to overall votes; not merely contested matters.

Mr. Bondi, the coordinator for Mr. Berlusconi's party, noted that the court decision concerned only contested ballots, not ones that were annulled.