Sentence examples for not only deny from inspiring English sources

The abuses at Guantánamo not only deny justice to the inmates, they also deny justice to the world.

He does not only deny that there is a conflict between Britain's traditional Atlanticist stance and its new stance of helping Europe to act autonomously in defence.

Their provisions would not only deny American entry to Russian officials linked to the case of the lawyer, Sergei L. Magnitsky, but also freeze their American assets.

Cuts to higher education not only deny a college education to students most in need, they can also harm the state's economy.

Here's how the argument runs: to starve the beast, you must not only deny funds to the government; you must make voters hate the government.

Its loss would not only deny the government a significant part of its armoury but potentially open the way for foreign governments to fly in shipments to support the rebels.

This result not only denies communities a useful tool to combat violent crime; it also may harm criminal defendants.

She has not only denied the reports but has gone into fighting mode.

The years of Taliban rule have not only denied girls an education but boys as well.

The leak of such sensitive source information not only denies us an invaluable insight into our adversaries' plans and operations.

(48) — Elton John, as a capricious king, not only denies bad entertainers the privilege of Pepsi, but executes them.