Sentence examples for not only legitimate from inspiring English sources

Gentlemen's clubs are not only legitimate businesses, they say, but profitable businesses.

Because it makes cynicism about politics not only legitimate, but also fashionable.

Her "Response" makes an appeal, modest, scholarly and impassioned, "that studying, writing, and teaching privately [are for women] not only legitimate, but advantageous and useful".

It is not only legitimate, but also essential, to evaluate policy options partly on the basis of whether they are likely to reduce or increase racial inequalities.

It is not only legitimate, but also essential, to evaluate policy options partly on the basis of whether they are likely to reduce or increase racial inequalities," they write.

But some savory pineapple dishes are not only legitimate but also delicious, and this light colorful sauce, which you can serve with fish, chicken or beef, is one of them.

They are not sacrosanct and not the only legitimate basis for the functioning of the EU.

Diversity is not only a legitimate part of, but is essential to, appointment on merit.

Cashman said Sunday's decision was "not only a legitimate option but the best option".

Not only are legitimate messages trapped in filters, but so, too, are error messages generated when e-mail delivery fails.

Judge Alito nonetheless made clear that preventing discrimination in schools and in the workplace was "not only a legitimate, but a compelling, government interest".