Sentence examples for not only sorting from inspiring English sources

The thing is, the majority of computer science classes teach not only sorting but also every other concept in computer science in exactly this way -- by presenting various algorithms, explaining how they work, and expecting students to enjoy it.

The prime minister confirmed his plan to step down by the election scheduled for 2020, and said he wanted his time in power to be seen as a "turnaround decade" when the UK not only sorted out its economy but dealt with entrenched social problems.

In contrast to a database, a wiki does not only sort information into classification schemata, but also provides for the possibility of cross-linking information into a hyperlinked structure.

That's always been DataSift's strength – that it can not only sort through the billions of social actions out there on the web, but it can then allow its customers to filter those for demographic information, online influence, sentiment and more.

Stories aren't only sorted by category; they're ranked by popularity.

So how did you manage to not only sort of come up with those ideas, but then also gain acceptance for them across the industry?

It is demonstrated that with the input of climatic data for a particular location and the associated design data for a specific application, the developed climate assessment tool is able to not only sort outdoor air conditions into the different process regions but also project them onto the psychrometric chart.

Not only sorts of surface processing technology but also a variety of materials were employed to fabricate replicas of the multi-layered scales on the surface of butterfly wing, such as polyelectrolyte multilayer films [31], carbon nanotube [32], polypyrrole [33], oxidizing material include TiO2 [34], Bi2WO6 [35], Fe3O4 [36], SnO2 [19], and so on.

And not only sort of muscular but also sort of flaunting a sexuality to express who and what they were to one another".

"It's really quite amazing when you think that freedom of the press, not only sort of a cornerstone of the U.S. Constitution but very much something that the United States defended over the years, is now itself under attack from the president," al-Hussein said.

"It's my job as a member of Congress not only to sort through some of the political weeds but to understand that this affects real people," Mr. Boccieri said in a telephone call with constituents this summer.