Sentence examples for not only easily from inspiring English sources

But what he discovered is that copying Web sites is not only easily accomplished, it can also be legal.

It is not only easily available but also readily acceptable, and often preferred, to more rational methods of diagnosis and treatment.

A survey released yesterday by the Federal Trade Commission found that minors can not only easily gain access to gambling Web sites but that they are also often exposed to ads for online gambling on nongambling Web sites.

And as a result Wimbledon is not only easily the most aesthetically pleasing tennis tournament, it is probably the classiest-looking televised sporting event, with the possible exception of the Masters in Augusta.

"VW is set to not only easily surpass its year-end 5.1 billion euros pretax target, but we think it could even exceed 6.5 billion euros," Morgan Stanley analysts wrote, adding that earnings could plunge 77percentt in the fourth quarter and still meet VW's target.

This module has the potential to be not only easily handled and assembled but also to be fabricated quickly upon its commercialization.

Distemper not only cracks easily and discolors with exposure to light, but also is resistant to restoration.

The history of in vitro fertilization demonstrates not only how easily the public will accept new technology once it's demonstrated to be safe, but also that the nightmares predicted during its development almost never come true.

It may have been a simple, carefully phrased suggestion, but as a proposal, striking off reporters is not only too easily open to misinterpretation - it is unworkable and misdirected.

APTX can be not only dispersed easily in many solvents and acrylate monomers but also is soluble in water.

AHPTXs can be not only dispersed easily in many solvents and acrylate monomers, but also are soluble in water.