Sentence examples for not only dealing from inspiring English sources

It celebrates mental well-being, not only dealing with mental illness".

And you are not only dealing with ordinary Somali people but with people who are quite destructive".

Experts say that Spain's elderly are not only dealing with the financial aspects of the crisis, but also suffering from watching the collapse of their children's lives.

There is little motivation to play for a program that is not only dealing with the fallout of a scandal but will not be able to play for either its conference championship or in a bowl game.

We have to be prepared to step in as an international mayor, not only dealing with issues that relate to international levels of government, but also with parks and schools and clinics and housing".

Ms. Matsui and other analysts say the government must instead come up with a comprehensive solution that includes not only dealing with the bad loans but also steps to strengthen the social safety net, stop deflation and improve corporate profitability.

The police do not only deal with crime, the chair of the Police Federation for England and Wales, Steve White, argues.

The police service does not only deal with crime; for many, we are the last port of call when they don't know who else to turn to.

Active players have yet to vote on Upshaw's successor, who will not only deal with retirees but also bargain with the N.F.L. on pension and disability issues.

Baron Haussmann, Louis-Napoléon's human bulldozer, not only dealt with that, but ruthlessly carved his sterile boulevards for strategic and personal reasons (quicker access to his mistress).

After it became a division of the High Court in 1875, the chancery not only dealt with equity suits but also administered the voluminous legislation on property, bankruptcy, succession, copyrights, patents, and taxation.