Sentence examples for not only massive from inspiring English sources
In all cases, the attacks were not only massive in size, but also occurred over several months.
Alexandrian wheel engravers produced not only massive cut shapes, but also intaglio (incised) and relief surface decoration, the latter by laboriously grinding back the surface of the glass to form a background for the design.
But there is also a rock that is happy to gobble it up, and according to the latest research its appetite for the greenhouse gas is not only massive but could also be increased by a little human intervention.The rock is peridotite, which is one of the main rocks in the upper mantle, an area that provides a girth below the Earth's crust.
Senegal is ranked 155 out of 187 in the 2011 UNDP Human Development Index and faces not only massive youth unemployment – with 44% of its population now under 15 – but also shrinking agriculture, depleting fish stocks, persistent food insecurity and long-term infrastructure challenges.
Geometric singularities in these envelopes are known to induce malfunctions or unintended system behavior, and the corresponding theoretical and computational difficulties induced by these singularities are not only massive, but also well documented.
'Communist Romania's plans to industrialize from an agricultural base required not only massive financial investment, including foreign loans, but also a major readjustment of labour resources, involving movement from the land to the factory.
But Kamasi Washington's debut album, The Epic, wasn't only massive in scale and scope, it also sounded unlike anything else released in 2015.
Seen as a crucial victory, it proved not only a massive popularity boost but also turning point for Thatcher's premiership at a time of economic stagnation.
Clifford soon decided not only that massive reinforcements were ill-advised but that the entire war effort had to be reassessed.
This, a well-documented issue, means commissioners need not only a massive change in culture but also urgent training and, in some cases, replacement.
And they are being supported by Pakistan because the Pakistani generals fear being squeezed in an Indian nutcracker, faced with not only a massive Indian presence to their south but a pro-Indian regime to the north in Afghanistan.
