Sentence examples for not only handing from inspiring English sources

The loans are typically secured by stock in the company, so that if a property owner defaults, he risks not only handing over the keys to his building but also the equity tied to the asset.

By the end of her life, Jane, who had always been paranoid about money, was not only handing it out to American hippies and Moroccans in the bars of Tangier but also distributing her belongings to whoever would take them.

For the third consecutive year, Entenmann's is not only handing out free donuts but is also donating $1 to The Salvation Army for every like it gets on its Facebook page.

"When a press like ours can publish a roaring best seller," Mr. Rosenthal said in 1986, "it helps all university presses, and it increases the bookstores' recognition that we are not only handing out dead mackerel".

A retirement for Hamilton or Rosberg would not only hand the title on a plate to the other driver but would constitute a severe embarrassment for Mercedes-Benz.

He not only hands out weapons, he also runs the Old City's government-sponsored reconciliation committee, billed as a venue for citizens to bring problems directly to municipal officials and to smooth community relations.

Family members responsible for ailing loved ones provide not only "hands on" care but often reach into their own pockets to pay for many other expenses of care recipients, including groceries, household goods, drugs, medical co-payments and transportation.

The pair, since jailed on organ trafficking charges, not only handed out cash payments, the authorities say, but also arranged for the medical exams to weed out unqualified donors.

The spectacular tyre failure that robbed Lewis Hamilton of the British Grand Prix victory he was determined to deliver to his legion of fans not only handed the win to his Mercedes' team-mate Nico Rosberg but proved a prelude to a dramatic and dangerous day which moved Red Bull design guru Adrian Newey to suggest that the sport had had a "narrow escape".

WITH its decision yesterday to allow Germany to contribute to European bailout efforts, the country's Federal Constitutional Court not only handed Chancellor Angela Merkel a big political victory — it also provided further confirmation that this economic powerhouse, a cautious and self-effacing country during the cold war, is assuming a dominant role in a new Europe.

AT THE eleventh hour, the Florida supreme court has not only handed Al Gore a belated legal victory, and prolonged this year's extraordinary election saga, but also saved the nation from the dismaying prospect of facing two conflicting electoral results in Florida.