Sentence examples for not only limiting from inspiring English sources

They're not only limiting where sex offenders can live, but they're limiting their movement as well".

Newer members of the E.U., in particular, were given help to increase spending on infrastructure and transport, not only limiting unemployment but also encouraging future investment.

Expectant mothers can protect themselves and their babies by not only limiting how much weight they put on during pregnancy, but also by losing some beforehand.

In the hopes of keeping Duncan fresh for the playoffs, the Spurs are not only limiting Duncan's minutes, but also keeping him off the floor in back-to-back games.

The dearth of socio-perceptual information on urban green spaces is not only limiting for ecosystem service research, but also for effective planning and management of these spaces.

The idea that youth culture can be summed up by sampling a thin wedge of university educated, Guardian reading, acai drinking, Instagram filtering, Ocado ordering, chuckling neeks, is not only limiting; it's laughable.

Through theoretical analysis and digital simulation, it is found that the resistor type superconducting fault current limiters not only limit fault current but also protect synchronization of generators.

Self-loathing, it seems, is not only limited to individuals".

It's not only limited to an economic negotiation.

There are enough centenary anniversaries not only limited to but including the 1916 Rising.

Pressure on Iranian artists is not only limited to their performances.