Sentence examples for not only ground from inspiring English sources

He said needs included not only ground forces but also an array of intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance, military police officers, special operations, cargo and attack helicopters and more.

*Avoid pizza toppings, taco fillings, hot dogs, salami, bologna and other products that contain not only ground beef but beef from machinery that squeezes out bits of meat that cling to the spinal column and other bones.

Similarly, though meatloaf may not merit much respect among card-carrying epicures, Il Gattopardo's loosely knit, terrifically savory meatloaf (really a larger-scale meatball) achieves a height of peasant refinement, blending not only ground veal, beef and pork, but salami, prosciutto, eggs, pine nuts and pecorino cheese.

To give a positive answer to this question, a calibration method must utilize not only ground control information, which is typically very limited, but also the relative accuracy information from the overlapping flight lines.

We have chosen to employ such a mill for obtainment of precursors because powder grains are not only ground in the mixing process of the composite components in the mill but also their physicochemical characteristics become altered as well.

From the initial deployment of the F-4C to Southeast Asia, USAF Phantoms performed both air superiority and ground attack roles, supporting not only ground troops in South Vietnam but also conducting bombing sorties in Laos and North Vietnam.

But coal remains an inherently dirty fuel, and a huge contributor to not only ground-level pollution — including acid rain and smog — but also global warming.

Observational studies with the use of not only ground-based magnetometers, but also auroral HF radar, and satellites have focused on many features, including wave polarization, occurrence distributions, and the relationship with solar wind variations.

Addams not only grounded her philosophical work in experience, but in the experiences of those on the margins of society.

The result of this new perspective on the priority of ens conceptionale, Flasch argues, not only grounds a new metaphysics but also establishes a new methodology for studying nature based upon an inclusive understanding of natural being.

What they found is not only ground-breaking, it may be a road map to marketing success.