Sentence examples for not only obvious from inspiring English sources

A coordinated bank recapitalization is "not only obvious but indispensable," Mr. Barroso said in Brussels.

Adaptations include not only obvious features, such as suckers or hooks for attachment, but also those associated with the biochemical, physiological, and immunological conditions imposed by the host.

But they also got some other things right, and not only obvious things, but also things nobody could have seen coming without the help of the polls.

He looks at countries that broke down after the post-1974 "third wave" of democracy and have yet to recover, not only obvious examples like corruption-ridden Nigeria, but also Nepal, Thailand and the Solomon Islands.

In many horror films, she says, "I would argue that the misogyny is not only obvious, but that it's the main appeal of these films to fans … When I watch a film like that, all I can think is, 'there are hundreds and thousands of people out there that think I'm evil and wish I would die.

This improvement is not only obvious in the increase in shear and bearing capabilities, but also in the resulting possibilities for a design no longer burdenend by local material thickening, excentricities and additionally excited local bending stresses.

In my opinion, empowering women and girls is not only an obvious step to alleviate global poverty, it is an obvious step to alleviate our need for war and terrorism.

She also reminded governors that not only the obvious services, like hospitals and schools, would be affected.

But it is not only the obvious attributes – speed, strength, agility and jumping – at which Eaton excels.

There are large obstacles to a renaissance of council-built housing, including but not only the obvious one of money.

It's not only the obvious effect – that young people will have less opportunity to gain the qualifications they need to enter university – that matters.