Sentence examples for not only interrupts from inspiring English sources

That not only interrupts workflow but adds significant amount of time to a project.

Student misconduct not only interrupts normal instructional activities and leads teachers to hold negative attitudes toward students (Hastings and Bham [2003]) but also results in students avoiding school activities (Dinkes et al. [2007]).

When a transposon inserts into the coding sequence of a gene, it not only interrupts the expression of that gene, but can also disrupt the expression of other genes due to polar effects.

"We are concerned that this tower would not only interrupt the historic, natural vista enjoyed by millions, but would also set a precedent for greater building heights stretching northward along these iconic cliffs".

They said they are "concerned that this tower would not only interrupt the historic, natural vista enjoyed by millions, but would also set a precedent for greater building heights stretching northward along these iconic cliffs, eroding the unique American landmark of the Palisades".

Their demand for better education not only interrupted her supposed idyll with the electorate, but also exposed apparent inconsistencies in the promises with which she had wooed the country.When Ms Bachelet, a socialist, took office on March 11th at the head of a centre-left coalition that has ruled Chile since democracy was restored in 1990, she offered both continuity and change.

Insecurity does not only interrupt education; it also poses an obstacle for development.

"This week, we experienced a major outage that not only interrupted that connection, but caused many of you a massive inconvenience — that's unacceptable and it's something we're taking very seriously.

CBS somehow painted itself into a corner by dropping in two commercial breaks in the last 1.5 seconds for some bizarre reason, not only interrupting the drama unfolding but also eliminating a window for a replay.

Now you're going to not only interrupt my day with the ringtone, but now you are going to make me listen to a message!?  Voicemails had to have been invented for the very purpose of wasting time.

This will not only interrupt the possibility of the scary media affecting your dreams and your ability to sleep, but it might be comforting to some extent as well because it is familiar.