Sentence examples for not only count from inspiring English sources

In contrast to conventional energy-integrating detectors, photon-counting detectors not only count each photon individually but also record the energy level of each detected photon.

Next year's census will not only count people, it will also put money in millions of pockets and potentially create a well-timed economic spark.

New research suggests cuttlefish can not only count better than a one-year-old human, but they also prefer quality over quantity when it comes to food.

Ginny's Supper Club is a place to evoke the Harlem of not only Count Basie and the Cotton Club, but also Nina Simone and Kool Moe Dee.

But at smaller, private schools, the final grades not only count, but they're also called out every summer if they're not up to par.

"We not only count how many pictures are posted of the athletes they work with, so they can see how much coverage they've attracted, but we can also let them serve an advert next to each picture".

The affidavit-ballot review involves not only counting them, but verifying that the people who cast them were eligible.

"Democracy is not only counting votes and not only the freedom of the press," he told those who gathered in the old house.

The company is not only counting on rising incomes to lead to more cosmopolitan tastes, it also is banking on changing lifestyles as urban Chinese embrace new ways.

Lovely to handle and enormous fun, this is a book that offers not only counting, but art, geography, ecology and storytelling in one clever package.

He said the municipality not only counted on investment from its overseas workers, but also had become dependent on their earnings in less direct ways.