Sentence examples for not only questions from inspiring English sources

On such things depend not only questions of value.

Steinberg not only questions the impacts of scientific research but the social conditions and cultural context that make it persuasive.

This study not only questions those assumptions, it demonstrates that the chemicals contributing to "environmental externalities" can be drastically reduced at no sacrifice, except to that of the bottom line of chemical companies.

The parallel accounts of the siblings' separate and shared lives give the reader much to contemplate: not only questions of nature and nurture and the weight of expectations, but the changing shape of families that we can choose.

"What we have today is a further report that not only questions whether or not the travel that she took was within the rules but also questions whether or not the charter company she chose was one that had a particular association and friendship with her office," Burke said.

This approach generates not only questions based on the main concepts of a given discussion topic, but also questions based on semantic information available on WordNet.

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.

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).

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?