Sentence examples for not only fed from inspiring English sources

By blaming Pakistan, Cameron not only fed India's national paranoia about Pakistan, but also shifted the focus away from Kashmir and the increasing death rate of its civilian population, which otherwise might have received some media attention.

So the lacklustre opposition may be perking up again, suggesting that ordinary Serbs are not only fed up with corruption at the top but may also once more be willing to take their discontent to the streets.

Perhaps more ominous for the future stability of Iraq, Mr. Obaidi, like many other ordinary Sunni citizens, is not only fed up with politics but is sympathetic with those who have recently taken up arms against the government.

They not only fed, clothed and re-homed people bombed out of their houses, but made camouflage nets for the battlefield, darned soldiers' socks and knitted new ones, organised evacuations and giant salvage operations gathering in everything from metal to fabric for the war effort.

The burgeoning Brexit claims by Eurosceptic backbenchers and politicians pursuing hidden agendas have not only fed the looming threat of EU fragmentation, they have also sapped investors' confidence and led them to postpone their strategic decisions over the past few months.

"There seems to be some reason to believe that she is not only fed up with her husband's politics but also with her husband's political activities, especially as his political sympathies lead him, according to her, to give a considerable amount of his money to the party," the report stated.

She wanted "to not only feed them but teach them to feed themselves.

We look for organizations that not only feed people, but also help them become self-reliant.

"What you eat is not only feeding you, but feeding your microbes – a variety of fibres, vegetables and fruit and starch.

In the case of Belenogaster, however, whose nests include about 60 cells, the females not only feed their own brood but also indiscriminately feed all larvae present.

The effluent not only feeds willow and alder trees, but also provides food for insects and helps green algae and other aquatic plants to reoxidate.