Sentence examples for not only far from inspiring English sources

The punishment not only far outweighs the crime, but is beginning to damage him psychologically".

Dried pasta is not only far cheaper but far superior; which is a point worth stressing.

"Creative entrepreneurship is not only far better understood in Sudan, but it is actually making a difference," he says.

It will pass not only far inside the orbit of the Moon, but even closer than the 22,300-mile distance where geosynchronous satellites orbit.

So-called "genome editing" is not only far more efficient than existing GM technology, it is extremely precise in the genetic changes it brings about.

Copying is not only far commoner than innovation in business, wrote Levitt in the 1960s, but a surer route to growth and profits.

Such technology often tends to be not only far-reaching, but also far out -- in terms of the time when it will start making money.

With few exceptions, the parties most willing to raise immigration as a political issue lie outside the mainstream notably (though not only) far-right parties such as France's National Front and the Danish People's Party.

On South Orange Avenue a decrepit stretch of liquor stores, ramshackle grocery marts, and darkened bars in Newark's impoverished West Ward -- the idea that New Jersey could be the wealthiest state in the nation seems not only far-fetched, but downright ludicrous.

They weren't only far more profitable, but people began replacing and repurchasing their music collections.

In this context it is of particular interest, that the concomitant co-morbidities in patients with T2DM do not only appear far more frequently but also far earlier in life compared to persons without T2DM.