Sentence examples for not only proposed from inspiring English sources

He not only proposed the Defense of Marriage Act but then his re-election campaign bought 70 spots on Christian radio stations to brag about it.

Dirac not only proposed the relativistic equation for the electron but also initiated the relativistic treatment of interactions between particles known as quantum field theory.

It not only proposed banning conflicts by chairmen and a majority of members, but it said panelists and their family members should divest themselves of financial investments and never participate in marketing activity or advisory boards for affected companies.

Mr. Cuomo not only proposed a far more restrictive assault weapons ban than currently exists in New York, but he also proposed a more comprehensive ban on large-capacity magazines.

As a result, not only proposed algorithm has at least one pure Nash equilibrium point but it is also unique.

Unfortunately, it was not only proposed in such haste that it would have rendered some present relegation and promotion battles meaningless but it was seen as an all-or-nothing package.

He said the legislation being considered in Congress, for example, goes too far because it prevents federal agencies from not only proposing regulations during the midnight period but also approving regulations that were proposed before the midnight period.

Mr Duncan's law not only proposes to dictate to judges how they do their jobs, it also sees the entire outside world as a threat, and something to be kept at bay.

Apple was not only proposing to take a third of the revenues, but it was also requiring that the transaction go through Apple, meaning publishers would get none of the consumer data that had such high value to advertisers.

Whimsical figures like a sulking pussycat mix with quasi-realistic individuals like the sweet-but-no-sparks boyfriend, Bill, who not only proposes to Faith, but even saves her the last chocolate bits in the ice cream container.

Parsons and Zalta not only propose accounts of fictional objects but offer comprehensive Meinongian theories of objects in general.