Sentence examples for not only exposes from inspiring English sources
"The recent People's Daily interview … not only exposes a deep rift between [Xi and Li] … it also shows the power struggle has got so bitter that the president had to resort to the media to push his agenda," one commentator said in the South China Morning Post.
As a result, this experiment not only exposes students to an industrially relevant unit operation but it also helps complement the classroom teaching on design of experiment concepts.
Overall, this approach not only exposes students to a hands-on industrially relevant unit operation, but it also complement classroom teaching on LabVIEW and statistical design of experimental concepts.
However, the BCE process not only exposes channel layer to the chemicals but also involves Cu ion diffusion contamination, as the a-IGZO channel is directly exposed to Cu metal.
We present a formal worst-case timing analysis for the proposed mechanism and demonstrate that this solution not only exposes higher performance in simulation but, even more importantly, consistently reaches smaller formally guaranteed worst-case latencies than TDM for realistic levels of system's utilization.
The service not only exposes you to zillions of previously unheard of artists (a lot of the music comes from CDs that were simply mailed to the Project's door), but it breaths new life into stale commercial music by stripping away layers of pretension.
They must not only expose its financing and its links to Russia but also attack its misguided policies head on.
Such facts not only expose the absurd prejudice against Islamic food, but further show the hollowness of Sarkozy's entire national identity debate.
And I thought, well this would be a great way to not only expose what's happening to Vietnam vets but to redefine sexuality.
Its organizers hope that not only exposing children to art, but letting them contribute to it will inspire them to be more creative.
Mr Ghamdi remains in office, unrepentant.The embarrassing flip-flop not only exposed ideological rifts inside one of the kingdom's chief citadels of orthodoxy.
