Sentence examples for not only define from inspiring English sources

Any criteria, moreover, must not only define the margins of the establishment prohibition, but must respect the succeeding clause of the First Amendment guaranteeing religion's free exercise.

Machines not only define us and drive progress, Walker argued; by liberating the ordinary man from drudgery, they make a different kind of living possible.

Yet, as always, several key relationships will not only define the new administration and the new Congress, but will determine whether they succeed.

The crux of the debate is arguably the way nations not only define their collective memory but also determine its role in their perception of the future.

Terms that not only define but also stigmatize are AnniAbbi's target in "The 1st to Last Homemade Housedress," a tissue-paper sewing pattern with elaborate instructions for embroidering sexist vulgarities in strategic locations.

Research shows that successful companies not only define what they want to look and feel like, said Wombwell, but also ask how they need to behave to achieve those goals.

CAGE has shown that mammalian TSSs are not only defined by a single well-defined base pair [ 39].

These duties are not only defined by the government; they are enabled by the government.

"Monday Night Football" not only defined how sports was packaged on television; it also changed forever the economics of the industry.

Here are 10 key moments that not only defined the App Store, but had a wider impact on the worlds of media, entertainment and technology, for better or worse.

Existence is now not only defined topologically, but it is also predictable: the future can even be forecast through online data mining.