Sentence examples for not only recognise from inspiring English sources

They not only recognise the importance of profits and incentives.

Eventually, in theory, Tom will connect the ideas and not only recognise the sign but make it himself if he feels sleepy.

The study of personality differences between individual animals dwindled.Samuel Gosling, however, is one of a generation of behavioural scientists who not only recognise animal personality, but are reviving the study of it, as he explained to the AAAS meeting.

But there's a special pleasure in reliving a show that reminds you of your childhood, especially in the (virtual) company of fellow fans who not only recognise its flaws but also have the same affection for it as you.

"A community contribution discount would not only recognise the fantastic work volunteers do but could help save the public purse many millions more than it costs".

An earlier study (Moore, 2008b) provided some evidence that readers not only recognise these changes in text flow and readability, but also take significantly less time to read texts that follow the unmarked pattern.

Our marriage was not only recognised, but also valued.Christopher Anderson Ushuaia, ArgentinaSIR – Jorge Luis Borges had it right.

She not only recognised them, but was able to put her finger on the cause.

He said Adam was "the one name that people not only recognised, but whose movies they collected".

China too has changed sides in Korea: not only recognising the southern regime in 1992, but tacitly recognising that Seoul will in the end prove both a better friend and a lot more useful than Pyongyang has ever been.

It is easy to imagine Intel's Andy Grove or Microsoft's Bill Gates not only recognising some of their own successful strategies but coming away with a better understanding of why some things they have done worked better than others.