Sentence examples for not only equals from inspiring English sources
"And religious growth not only equals success but also God's blessing on the ministry".
In the late twelfth century, Giraldus Cambrensis noted that "in the opinion of many, Scotland not only equals its teacher, Ireland, but indeed greatly outdoes it and excels her in musical skill".
The three-times Australian Open champion would not only equal Pete Sampras's record of 14 major wins; he would also gain some redemption for that Wimbledon defeat.
Mthembu was quoted in the City Press as saying, of his fellow-leaders, that, in certain respects, "We are not only equal to the apartheid state, we are worse".
I am hopeful but I don't expect miracles; Welby is a man who opposes not only equal marriage but also same-sex adoption.
In these scriptures he expanded his predecessor's idea that all men are not only equal before heaven but that they also must serve heaven.
"We're not only equal, but as an old Soviet song went, 'We're ahead of the whole planet.' " "Maybe the tradition has not yet taken root entirely," he added, "but people are successfully overcoming the past".
In his administrative reforms, he tried to rationalize government so that it could perform as effectively and sensibly as possible, and he sought to achieve not only equal treatment for his subjects but equal opportunity as well.
If Schumacher wins the German Grand Prix in Hockenheim in two weeks, he will not only equal the Formula One record he set in 2002 of 11 victories in one season, but his seventh drivers' title will be all but sealed.
Yet people familiar with the arrangements at the Kerry campaign said commissions it had paid to its two main advertising firms were not only equal but also relatively modest, with rates in the low-to-mid single digits.
Conservation of total angular momentum does not follow immediately from Newton's laws but demands the additional assumption that any pair of forces, action and reaction, are not only equal and opposite but act along the same line.
