Sentence examples for not only fallen from inspiring English sources

That suggests British firms, at least, have not only fallen behind American practice but have not even caught up with methods that Americans have imported to Britain.

Backing for Syriza has not only fallen among the party's own constituency, it has dropped precipitously for the once firebrand leader.

The mantle of protecting America has not only fallen to Rogers, however: Sam Wilson, AKA the superhero Falcon and one of the one of the first African-American superheroes, took on the role in 2014.

In a blogpost last September on the left's response (or lack of it) to Saudi Arabia's bombing of Yemen, Baraka wrote: "Sanders supporters have not only fallen into the ideological trap of a form of narrow 'left' nativism, but also the white supremacist ethical contradiction that reinforces racist cynicism in which some lives are disposable for the greater good of the west.

I can't help but wonder, what's happened to Diesel Black Gold -- they seem to have not only fallen off the cool roller coaster, but are producing almost nothing lust-worthy.

The elderly not only fall themselves.

Indeed, in the view of some of them, the sky was not only falling -- it had already fallen.

New England not only fell to 10-2, butheyey dropped to the No3 seed in the AFC.

The latest polling, however, indicates that Albanese, Liu, Salgado, and Weiner are not only falling short of 25%, but also 20%.

In this area the administration's energy bill not only falls short, it may actually make matters worse.

The newspaper El País wrote that the team "not only fell off a cliff, it did so verging on the ridiculous against opponents of little pedigree like Japan and Honduras".