Sentence examples for not only overturned from inspiring English sources

THE iPhone has not only overturned the cellphone industry, but the portable game market too.

The law of 16 January, which challenges fundamental rights of association, speech and assembly, has not only overturned the constitution but the social contract itself.

She fought back, taking the case to the Supreme Court in Griswold v. Connecticut which would not only overturned the law and allowed women to purchase contraception, but established the right to privacy.

In a rare gesture, the Court not only overturned Bowers v. Hardwick, a 1986 opinion upholding a Georgia sodomy statute, but in essence apologized for it: "Its continuance as precedent demeans the lives of homosexual persons".

The decision not only overturned Austin but eliminated federal limits on pre-election spending out of corporate and union treasuries.

Mr. Berlusconi's goals not only overturn Italian traditions of consensual government and labor's strong influence in the running of the country.

Today's ruling by the Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit, not only overturns a lower court's judgement, but also vacates the conviction.

The proposed "improvements" would not only overturn the program's structure, but might even violate state law.

156), which not only overturns Citizens United but also banishes all private or corporate money from elections and allows only public funding, and requires corporations to prove a satisfactory history of environmental responsibility in order to retain their corporate charters -- get dismissed as "unrealistic".

The law not only overturns Charlotte's ban: It also prevents any local governments from passing their own non-discrimination ordinances, mandates that students in the state's schools use bathrooms corresponding to the gender on their birth certificate, and prevents cities from enacting minimum wages higher than the state's.

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