Sentence examples for not only notable from inspiring English sources

The Lot flute is not only notable because of its high-quality craftsmanship, but the purity of sound not found in modern instruments.

This is not only notable because the Zags have never been No. 1, but also because no one else seems to want the spot.

Since this kind of critical condition has not been captured in the previous studies, its elucidation can be considered not only notable but also useful, in manipulating combustion process in the R&D of air-breathing rocket.

Not only notable differences in transcription levels and enzyme activities were observed when the genes were integrated by the two strategies, but also change of the cofactor preference of PsXR gene was validated.

The current demonstrations in Cairo, Alexandria, Ismailia, Suez, Shebein Al Kom and other Egyptian towns and cities are not only notable for their scale, but also for their ambition and energy.

The portraits of men and women in the vignettes included not only notable and historical persons but also local citizenry, in most cases probably people connected with the bank.

Nardini said that not only will notable school alumni be targeted as show guests but there could be a rotation of other Barstool personalities making Facebook appearances.

Overall, the PANIC analysis demonstrates not only the notable persistence of Spanish inflation, but also the higher importance of the common component of the series in the second period analyzed which links provincial inflation rate series together thereby leading to strong convergence.

His Times obituary described him as "not only a notable exponent of the game, but a man of rare charm.

The Hurricane was not the only notable absentee.

The price move was not the only notable feature of market activity on that day.