Sentence examples for not only school from inspiring English sources

Most mainstream researchers consider A.D.H.D. to be an authentic neurological deficit that, left untreated, can ruin not only school report cards, but lives.

The village is quite poor, and they have a difficult time getting not only school supplies, but even more basic items, like shoes.

The school refused, however, saying the club, which evangelizes children ages 5 to 12, was aimed at establishing religion, and therefore violated not only school policy but the United States Constitution.

He promised that a Labour government would protect not only school spending in England but also early-years provision, childcare, special education services, the pupil premium, grants for Sure Start centres and spending on further education, sixth forms and apprenticeships for 16- to 19-year-olds.

In Japan, Shaw et al. (2004) link children's earthquake awareness to a more active learning that includes not only school, but family, community, and self-education.

The general public should also be educated about the fact that it is not only school drop-outs who should go into business but even graduates.

Hundreds of other American schools have followed her inspiration, and not only schools.

Such arrangements would allow organizations like Mr. Martial's to build not only schools but also factories.

Particularly in the South (but not only), schools were racially segregated, and schools catering to African American students were generally inferior.

One teaching source said it was not only schools that were worried about failing their inspection or being told they "require improvement" that were using Mocksteds.

To ignore it here, where not only schools within a region but also regions themselves may differ greatly, would impede proper student selection.