Sentence examples for not only questioned from inspiring English sources

It was as if the regulators had not only questioned the basis for the rules of being kosher, but had also served up a cheeseburger — with bacon on top — all very nonkosher.

"In most cases, the press release does not cover all the points I need to have clear, I'm not only questioned by the news editor for a broad brush outline but a sub for nitpicking detail (bless them).

He not only questioned the legality of the evidence presented to the grand jury but also the relationship between the district attorney's office and a nonprofit trade organization, the National Insurance Crime Board in Palos Hills, Ill.

Why he emerged as an object of police suspicion is unclear, but in activity before the desert search, investigators not only questioned him but also removed 13 containers of belongings from his home and impounded his sport utility vehicle and his motor home, the vehicle he is believed to have taken to the desert.

The history of medicine is crowded with flawed notions held long after clear evidence not only questioned their validity but proved they were erroneous.

It's no great coincidence that all this bubbled through in the 60s, when various psychonautical and astrophysical experiments were carried out that not only questioned the stability of the universe, but also the stability (and thus reliability) of the person perceiving the universe.

Organisations like Pagans for Archaeology not only question the need for reburial, but are in many cases opposed to it.

We not only question the effectiveness of the test now that students are being tutored, but have always questioned the ability of a standardized test to evaluate the potential school success of 3- and 4-year-olds.

Moreover, when I was studying would I have ever had the balls to contact my lecturers and not only question their ability to grade my work appropriately but imply that my low grade was their fault?

The present results not only question well-established tests for antimicrobial activity but they are also important for the design of antimicrobial coatings, e.g., for biomedical devices.

This highly complex situation does not only question the theoretical and practical presuppositions of these policies and practices but also their institutional environment, the conditions of their performance.