Sentence examples for not only newly from inspiring English sources

Storms washed away not only newly planted grain — which was already scarce, because farmers had begun eating their seed corn to survive — but also topsoil and dikes.

Henry Barbour, 46, came of age in the Reagan era, when Republicans were not only newly viable in the South but also increasingly dominant, and when the art of politics shifted from the handshake to the database.

But the king's entourage and the Northern Alliance delegates here seemed not only newly united but also newly hopeful, saying this is a vulnerable moment for the Taliban, who seem to be losing support out of fear of American military strikes.

But last year the ratio fell to 114%.These figures understate the problem, since they include not only newly discovered oil, but also oil acquired through takeovers and purchases—"drilling in the canyons of Wall Street", as the old industry hands call it.

The proposed framework assists not only newly joining WSAPs to improve their starting operation with the shortened total spectrum sensing time, but also already activated WSAPs to shorten their intermediate spectrum sensing time in the active state.

Another important purpose is to facilitate the proper use of not only newly developed drugs but also already existing drugs.

Unsurprisingly, rave veterans say increased coverage of ravers by the news media has caught the attention of not only the newly curious but also the authorities.

The real issue is that someone thought that not only should newly qualifieds start on the first Wednesday of August, but also that everyone else should changeover on the exact same day.

The size of medical data refers not only to newly created data, but also to information that was generated in the past.

It not only collects newly reported events and volcanoes but also removes events and volcanoes when they are determined to be inaccurate or duplicates.

We not only provide newly written source code and use open source software, but we also prepared a repository for a full reproducibility which is considered equal with replicability, repeatability, and recomputability [47] for the purpose of this manuscript.