Sentence examples for not only often from inspiring English sources

I came to appreciate, disconcertingly, that knowing what was popular before had not only often distorted but also sometimes completely overtaken my experience.

The effects were amplified because in recent years split caps had not only often invested in each other, but multiplied their bets with money borrowed from banks.

The ferocious row over the Kremlin's notorious anti-gay law in the run-up to the Sochi Olympics has sparked a bout of Russia-bashing that is not only often unfair, but also counter-productive.

However many such policies have not only often failed to achieve their objective, they also risk jeopardising the retail sector.

This assumption, Anderson emphasizes, is not only often untrue but, in the age of AIDS, especially dangerous.

Support vector machines (SVMs) are a type of the machines not only often used for classification and pattern recognition but can also be used for regression problems.

Haagensen studied the route of metastases through the axillary lymph node filter and stated that the nodes of the central group are not only most often involved, but also most often exclusively involved [ 12].

And the distinction was not only visual; often Ethel's contributions were more deferential than substantial.

Apps under development for Google Glass will encourage us to take pictures not only more often, but in and, literally, with the blink of an eye.

The amazing thing about his frightful behaviour is not only how often he was forgiven for it, but that time and again we read how it inspired admiration.

Such a high value suggests CC and CH bond ruptures and not only decarboxylation often described as the main reaction path when saturated fatty acids are pyrolyzed.