Sentence examples for not only faces from inspiring English sources

Not only faces, but other body parts, especially feet, hands and backs, are examined by the camera from unusual angles.

But, unlike the faceless hermaphrodites that really aerate our soil, these earthworms have not only faces and gender but hats, careers and familiar personalities.

As in dozens of other Rluipa disputes, the community not only faces an enormously high bar for rejecting the project, it has to pay all the legal costs if it loses.

Like other banks, Resona not only faces the mammoth task of getting rid of existing bad loans, which the FSA has been allowing to build up for years, but also has to tackle masses of fresh ones as the economy remains feeble.The FSA says that Resona will first separate its bad loans from the good.

Although agreed in record time in a country of deep political divisions, the tri-party coalition is an uneasy alliance that not only faces a formidable opposition from far-left radicals bent on quashing austerity measures but is also fraught with tension.

Now Panasonic System Networks has updated FaceU [JP], a technology that recognizes not only faces of cats and dogs but also birds.

"We are not only facing Syria, but Iran, Iraq, Russia and China behind it as well.

All-news networks not only face intense competition now; they are also in the middle of a severe media slump.

Yet, Rick Santorum not only faced few questions regarding his Catholic views, but even became a darling of many evangelical leaders.

A surprise nomination cannot be ruled out.The new government will not only face fresh electoral difficulty at European polls in May.

Gyms not only face high rents, but they also have far more space constraints and physical demands than typical retail tenants.