Sentence examples for not only intended from inspiring English sources

A Defense Department official said the video was not only intended to fill a gap in the media's news coverage.

The aid is not only intended to help the Northern Alliance, the rebel group that operates from bases in northern Afghanistan.

But these laws against perverting the course of justice are not only intended to aid the smooth functioning of the criminal justice system; they also protect the weaker members of our society from exploitation.

According to Mrs. Zizmor, "These whimsical images with sassy titles are not only intended to strike the funny bone of the viewer but also suggest the need to personify these furry companions in an increasingly alienated society".

Such condescending demonization is not only intended to shame us into "healthier" diets, it's also aimed about building support for government policies like sin taxes, advertising restrictions, and even bans or limits on food.

Kiwanuka did not press; it was only when he was older that Kiwanuka realized the glossing over was not only intended to spare him from gory details, but also to spare his parents the pain of reliving the experiences of the land they had left behind.

It not only intends to provide a British education for Chinese students, but also a British education for foreigners who are prepared to forgo Britain.

It would suggest that the relatives not only intend to defy the government but also the natural bonds that link parent and child.

It was reported this week that he not only intends to give away at least £1 billion ($1.83 billion) during his lifetime, but to insist that his charitable foundation spend both its income and capital before he dies.

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In doing so, the company not only intends to step into new markets but also to create a fan base largely from scratch in countries that are culturally and linguistically disparate.