Sentence examples for not only even from inspiring English sources

Its chardonnay sibling is not only even more impressive texturally, but on sale in a fair number of Tesco branches - 245 of them to be exact (0800 505555 for details).

The volume of the override zone and gravity segregation height play an important role in determining the sweep efficiency, which requires not only even pressure distribution but also steep pressure contour lines.

Now the latest version of the camera is not only even smaller, it has built-in wi-fi enabling the user to operate it and monitor shots via a smartphone app.

Since α2β1-integrin has been shown to mediate hepatic metastasis [ 93], it was surprising to observe that loss of the α2β1-integrin not only (even modestly) reduces mammary tumor latency in MMTV-Neu mice but markedly increases metastasis to the lungs [ 92].

Furthermore the method described here for blood miRNA is also being tested on urine and saliva miRNA, making it not only even less invasive, but also potentially suitable for self-administration once a suitable simplified quantification/profiling technology has been developed.

That story is not only, or even primarily, Allen's.

Crucially, these defects are not only or even mainly intellectual.

But, as it turns out, Matthews himself is not only, or even mostly, interested in flavor.

But the piece is not only, or even mostly, a personal document.

But we know from academic research that what determines perceptions of climate change is not only – not even mostly – people's knowledge about the science.

The coalition required to eliminate ISIS, he said, "is not only, or even primarily, military in nature".