Sentence examples for not only declines from inspiring English sources
The designer Martin Margiela not only declines to show himself on the runway (actually, a Left Bank cafe this season) but has been known to issue a manifesto explaining the deeply felt principles behind his refusal to become a tool of the diabolical, personality driven fashion machine.
— Ben Horne not only declines to initiate an affair, he also references monastery bells.
Heart failure not only declines heart pump function, but also produces the change of complex molecules, neuroendocrine, and inflammation immune system and makes many biomarkers at different stages including neurohormonal markers, inflammatory markers, markers of oxidative stress and myocardial injury, and remodeling markers.
In the years since 1968, the club's fortunes had not only declined but, worse, those of its greatest rival, Liverpool FC, had risen.
A government study in 2004 found that the prevalence of gambling was not only declining but also lower than in many other countries.
Some, like Mr. Kim, have complied, not only declining to accept cash gifts but also keeping their guest lists -- which can swell into the thousands -- relatively short.
He not only declined, but his campaign staff challenged the signatures on Ms. Palmer's campaign petitions and kept her off the ballot.
Officials in Washington not only declined to appoint Mr. Gorence as United States attorney but also, without any public explanation, brought in a new prosecutor.
Like most newspaper companies in the United States, the Tribune Company has to confront not only declining circulation and disappointing advertising sales but a belief on Wall Street that newspapers are a poor investment.
In early November, when Swift's new album, "1989," was released, her label, Big Machine Records, not only declined to make the album available on Spotify but also removed her entire catalogue from the service.
The beauty part is that Unigo has not only declined to enlist the colleges' help with this "national grass-roots movement," as Goldman likes to refer to it, but the company has also kept it a secret from them.
