Sentence examples for not only damage from inspiring English sources

Sacrificing their passion and enthusiasm would not only damage a curriculum, but suck the soul out of its delivery.

Grain mites (Glycyphagidae) not only damage stored products but also cause skin irritations in those who handle such products.

The result is not only damage to the personal credibility of America's president and Britain's prime minister.

If it goes against Russia as some Western lawyers suggest it might it would not only damage Mr Putin's image, but also the Kremlin's coffers.

That would not only damage the council's credibility, but would also set back France's own hopes for a more concerted European foreign policy.

An email response with poor grammar and spelling that does not properly answer the customer's enquiry will not only damage the organisation's reputation but will often lead to follow-up emails and avoidable contact.

Asked about the discrepancy in damage estimates, Mr. Aziz said his commission might have included not only damage caused by American troops, but also that caused by the Afghan police and army.

"These accusations are very serious," the note said, "and not only damage the credibility of Kam Air airways, but also raise doubt about the work and inspections of related organs of the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan".

They feel he not only damaged the product but also that he was plain wrong.

This story also shows how hate not only damages the attacked but also the whole society.

The Cayugas sought not only damages, but the return of their land and the removal of all trespassers.