Sentence examples for not only equally from inspiring English sources

Doctors who treat solely the wealthy abandon not only equally needy patients, but also their own dreams of doing good.

The three songs featured across the two releases were not only equally striking, they were striking in different ways: The Spangle Maker featured a minimal, tense arrangement that suddenly exploded into a concluding, crashing swoon, while Pepper-Tree was one of their gentlest tracks to date, a serene and exquisite lope that could only be described as sunlight through curtains.

Physicists from every corner of the universe are not only equally excited about this development, but they are also jointly responsible -- as are the taxpayers in the countries they are from.

With respect to the variety of teaching and examination content, a computer-based examination is not only equally in its efficiency and ability to measure academic performance, but also an instrument to examine applied knowledge and visual skills with the help of innovative questionnaires and the use of complex media and/or new item structures such as the key feature.

The dancers seem required to assume the "personality," or expressive character, of the musical instruments they parallel, as if the choreographers were moving toward a form of "ideal" dance once postulated by a French poet, Stéphane Mallarmé, who envisaged music and dance not only as equals but also equally devoid of human personality.

If thus Hegel famously insisted that truth be grasped "not only as substance, but equally as subject," Rosenzweig asserts that the realization of this same kind of identity of substantiality and activity is necessary to allow each of the elements to generate itself out of its nothing.

Fathers, meanwhile, are not only viewed as equally competent as men without children, but also significantly more committed to work.

Using any rate of loss for prediction introduces problems, as the rate of loss not only depends equally on accurate mapping of the current area or cover, but also of accurate mapping of the original forest area or cover.

These resources are not only diffused equally around the world, but also they are common in some places which their neighbors often come into conflicts.

These results may not only reveal equally dynamic changes in abundance for both the increases and decreases in the total gene expression for different categories in resistant house flies, but also indicate an important feature of resistance gene regulation by both activators (the up-regulated genes) and perhaps, repressors (those down regulated genes).

During his working life, Suárez was both remarkably prolific and industrious (according to Fichter 1940: 327, he wrote about 21 million words, more than twice the output of Thomas Aquinas), not only writing but equally involving himself in all manner of editorial matters.