Sentence examples for not only dictated from inspiring English sources
"Napolitano not only dictated the timing of the solution but also the contents, that is the unusual thing," said Andrea Simoncini, a constitutional law professor at the University of Florence.
The billionaire mayor, who has done his best to stay behind the curtain, has not only dictated the agenda for charter change but he has also supplied all the money to get his way.
"We wanted to sort all these cases out very early after the summer but it wasn't possible - the pace is not only dictated by us unfortunately".
Therefore, the wrapping and selection mechanism of nanotubes is not only dictated by the nature of the polymer backbone, but also by the length of the alkyl side chains.
Gene expression is not only dictated by the genetic code, but also by epigenetic alterations of chromatin that can substantially modify gene expression in either an inheritable or transient fashion [21].
Therefore, as observed for glycans bound to GHs, 3, 25 the inhibitor conformation on-enzyme is not only dictated by the relative energy of the molecule itself but also by structural and electronic properties.
The finger needs to be pointed at the Wallabies coach, Ewen McKenzie, and the Reds board for allowing him to not only dictate the terms of his departure, but also to have a significant say in appointing his successor and the structures and culture that would be bedded down at the franchise for incoming coaching personnel.
The process conditions not only dictate the relative rates of germania particle and vapor deposition on the deposition surface, but also controls the fraction of germania crystallinity in the resulting deposit.
Your levels of estrogen and progesterone not only dictate when an egg is released, but they also have an impact on your core temperature.
Thus, the balance between osteoblastic and osteoclastic activity not only dictates healthy bone volume but also contributes to maintaining hematopoietic homeostasis.
Such relationships are best understood as interactions because the environment is not only dictating the fate of organisms, but organisms also affect the environment.
