Sentence examples for not only misses from inspiring English sources

Jesse not only misses the the sweat and the applause, he is looking for audience support.

Our findings suggest that this argument not only misses the real reason behind the high failure rate but may also promote practices that make things worse.

But the common defence that today's generation does not bear responsibility for past grievances and should not be expected to pay not only misses the point, it has also been also challenged by a quasi-legal precedent, found in the interminable but – in this regard – fruitful wranglings at the COP meetings on climate change: the arrival of climate finance.

This not only misses the point from frighteningly close range; it also fails to discern the glaring hypocrisy of that word: for despite five major democratisation acts over time, the Commons is as out of touch with ordinary lives as the duke of Wellington who grudgingly passed the first such legislation in 1832.

"Sun not only misses this revenue but also runs the risk of losing account control as storage vendors gain influence.

He not only misses the Lancashire game, but will miss the quarter-final and, should Worcestershire get there, Finals Day too.

"We are not only missing National Guard personnel," Ms. Sebelius said.

Not only "Miss Saigon," but also shows that rely on these subscription audiences may be lost.

Spencer not only missed the ball, but he also threw to the wrong base.

For some, negotiation theory was not only missing from the analysis, but also from the negotiation itself.

He not only missed the par putt, he hit the hole with the bogey putt that stayed up.