Sentence examples for not only documented from inspiring English sources

The day's articles not only documented the attacks but also accurately analyzed their potential effect on the economy.

The research not only documented faster increases in temperatures, but also drew direct links between fossil fuel emissions and extreme weather.

Alan Bleasdale's wonderful Boys from the Blackstuff not only documented one bleak side of the era, it also seemed to set up a line which should not be crossed - 'which side are you on, boys?' as Billy Bragg asked - where a writer's sympathies were concerned.

This photographic splurge, whether it's panoramic, portrait, landscape or otherwise, evidently points to a time where the vast majority of the planet is not only documented, but also organised and attached to a navigable map, creating a virtual world very closely resembling our own which we can explore at leisure.

Northern Iberia, especially on coastal areas, was also patched with populations of tree species, and this is not only documented by palaeobotanical data (pollen and charcoal) but also postulated by phylogeographical models.

The project started as a web series which not only documented Cleo's fight for love.

Then she looked for a plot structure that would not only document the crisis but also take the rest of America to task for its inaction.

As Shulman (1983) reminded us, they "evoke images of the possible … not only documenting that it can be done, but also laying out at least one detailed example of how it was organized, developed, and pursued" (p. 495).

Our aim is to gather a set of papers that not only document the physical environmental changes that had occurred in the polar regions of Gondwana and northern Eurasia during the LPIA, but also review on the biotic responses at different taxonomic, ecological and spatial scales to these physical changes in a refined chronological timeframe.

These studies not only document the diversity and local context of migration, but also speak to the issue of individual-level change in migration which for the most part escapes the quantitative analysis due to the lack of panel data capturing the migrants' attitudes and behavior before and after migration.

As Shulman (1983) reminded us, they "evoke images of the possible … not only documenting that it can be done, but also laying out at least one detailed example of how it was organized, developed, and pursued" (p. 495) In phase 1, the facilitator and context of the PD remain unstudied.