Sentence examples for not only dodge from inspiring English sources

The radar-evading jets would not only dodge sophisticated antiaircraft missiles, but they would also give pilots a better picture of enemy threats while enabling allies, who want the planes, too, to fight more closely with American forces.

It is perfectly clear that the neocons of the Brookings Institution and the American Enterprise Institute will not only dodge any responsibility for their role in this catastrophe but be perfectly happy throwing their complicit administration under the bus as well.

Keep in mind that BitTorrent usage numbers are likely higher than Sandvine estimates, given the high number of users that hide their BitTorrent traffic behind proxies and VPNs to not only dodge the prying-eyes of their ISPs, but avoid copyright trolls and industry lawsuits.

Under this theory, pure style not only dodges the critique that it causes a superfluous-consumption problem; it actually solves that problem.

Thus the beast not only has dodged censors' computers, but has also eluded the government's own ban on so-called offensive behavior.

Only dodge punches to the head this way.

"Bonds on Bonds" doesn't entirely dodge the steroid question.

Imagine if the craze goes mainstream and we not only have to dodge micro scooters, quad bikes and bloody Segways on top of joggers and cyclists when out for a walk in the woods?

Not only did Nixon dodge a question about who is ultimately responsible should the protests turn into a cops-versus-citizens shitshow, he couldn't even formulate sentences when asked what, if any, agency had final say over a police response to protests.

Not only had he dodged a 15-year prison sentence for robbery, drug trafficking, and homicide since 2009 by taking off while on family leave from a "semi-open" prison, but the 33-year-old fugitive flaunted his escape in the face of Brazil's troubled police force.

He only dodged once, I'm guessing so as to not contradict sworn testimony.