Sentence examples for not only mutually from inspiring English sources

I hope the prime minister will support everyone who has suffered from corruption and arbitrariness, and will offer Russians not only mutually beneficial economic co-operation, but an interaction based on clear, transparent standards in the realm of politics, civil liberties and human rights.

A weakness of the biological basis with regard to the normative construction may, in addition, be mix-ups which are not only mutually independent, but even incompatible with each other.

Queer theorists point out that the homo/hetero dichotomy, like many others in western intellectual history that it arguably draws on and reinforces, is not only mutually implicated, but also hierarchical (heterosexuality is superior, normal, and originary, while homosexuality is inferior, deviant, and derivative) and masquerades as natural or descriptive.

The GALA-LRR example shows that the differences in LRR consensus motifs can be not only mutually exclusive in terms of inter-LRR packing as it was observed in LRRs from different subfamilies [3], but also permissive as we found in the case of GALA-LRRs and CC-LRRs.

However, the KIT-negative cases were immunoreactive for PDGFRα, providing immunohistochemical confirmation that KIT and PDGFRα exhibit mutually exclusive expression, and not only mutually exclusive mutations [ 15].

Most notably, this was a branch of HyPRPs sharing not only mutually related C-terminal domains, but also long and complex N-terminal domains rich in hydrophobic amino acid sequences.

Not only do they mutually conflict, but they are also all so very emphatic that their advice is unassailable.

And this fact is fundamental not only because it mutually and forever pledges, one to the other, Algeria and France, but also because it ties in with what happened that same day in Metropolitan France, in the Overseas Departments, in the Territories of the Community.

On the basis of this account of human nature Butler argues that self-love and benevolence or virtue -- principles that other moral philosophers have seen as in tension — are not only not in tension but mutually supporting when properly understood.

Unlike nation-states like China or Russia, there's the very real possibility al-Qaida will not only be undeterred by mutually assured destruction but welcome it.

As a theologian (he was an ordained priest) he advanced the view, held by many humanists who followed, that Classical learning and Christian spirituality were not only compatible but also mutually fulfilling.