Sentence examples for not only pose from inspiring English sources

Typically, city officials say that the twirlers not only pose a traffic hazard by distracting drivers, but also create blight.

Settlers and settlements not only pose a geographic obstacle to the advent of a contiguous Palestinian second state; they pose a political and economic obstacle as well.

Cigarettes not only pose deadly risks to smokers but are also the leading cause of residential fires that kill over 900 yearly.

When Forest spoke, the North Carolina G.O.P. had already issued an official statement through a spokesperson, Kami Mueller, who seemed to imagine that allowing transgender women to use the women's bathroom would not only pose a threat to others but would also mean the end of gender in every aspect of college sports.

Anthropogenic methane emissions not only pose an increasing global problem but can also be seen as an untapped renewable resource for hydrogen or liquid fuel production.

This case could not only pose significance for the other similarly situated Uber employees, but also the staff at other startups.

This desperate individual not only posed as a patient, he damned near became one.

This not only poses financial sector risks, but potentially jeopardises the secure retirement of our citizens".

This desperate individual not only posed as a patient, he damned near became one..

When important conditions are met, greed not only poses no threat to Smith's "invisible hand" of competition, but is an essential part of it.

The rise of alternative trading systems -- so-called electronic communications networks -- is not only posing a challenge to the New York Stock Exchange and Nasdaq, but also raising concerns among regulators about a fragmentation of the equity markets.