Sentence examples for not only seriously from inspiring English sources

I take this not only seriously, I take this personally.

Although language is relatively proficient for a population with such low IQs, giving rise to claims for a language module separate from other cognitive skills, the authors argue that language in WS is not only seriously delayed but deviant.

"We are concerned that these actions not only seriously damage the United Kingdom's historic international reputation as a staunch defender of press freedom, but provide encouragement to non-democratic regimes to justify their own repressive actions".

"False reports not only seriously hurt the interests of the parties involved, but also seriously undermine the credibility of the news media, or even seriously affect the social and economic order," the agency stated in a question-and-answer article released by the state news agency Xinhua.

It takes the course of life and the ongoing transformation of life not only seriously, but considers it an essential part of life rather than an endangerment of a certain status of life.

What investor would not think twice about owning Apple stock if they knew that the mastermind of the company's recent success was not only seriously ill but might indeed have months to live?

The mounting political backlash here and abroad not only has seriously weakened this president but may cramp the ability of his successors to effectively fight the war.

Giving the same homily at the IMF-World Bank spring meetings, however, will not only appear seriously out of touch, but will likely exacerbate the credibility deficit already facing those institutions from their longstanding failure to encourage greater participation by developing countries.

Efforts to respond to these problems not only will seriously entangle church and state, but also will promote division among religious groups, as one group or another fears (often legitimately) that it will receive unfair treatment at the hands of the government.

This is not only because seriously fit people, the type inclined to teach aerobics, tend to be thin.

Then a person can be willing to investigate not only more seriously, but become more wise, sincere and compassionate.