Sentence examples for not only subject from inspiring English sources

Britons are not only subject to massive unwarranted surveillance, surveillance that is insecure and unaccountable.

The transfer of safety-critical equipment is not only subject to this policy, but also subject to Policy 3220 Purchase of Restricted Items.

It is hypothesized that proteins are not only subject to selective pressure based on their structural properties, but also their local dynamic properties.

As the list suggests, the United States was not only subject to panics, but unusually crisis-prone compared with other advanced countries, during the very years that it was establishing its economic and technological dominance.

As the list suggests, the United States was not only subject to panics but also unusually crisis-prone compared with other advanced countries during the very years that it was establishing its economic and technological dominance.

The Tunisia playmaker – a £9m acquisition last month from Bordeaux – had done more than anyone to not only subject Manchester United and their manager to another awful afternoon but offer Sam Allardyce genuine hope relegation can be averted after all.

And the girls were not only subjects; they make the pictures come alive.

The Florida recount not only subjected the country to weeks of tedious acrimony.

They became not only subjects of interest to me but also topics of my casual conversation.

"The Department of Defense has not only subjected our own soldiers to dangerous substances, it may have put civilians it is charged with protecting at risk," Mr. Thompson said tonight.

These issues included not only subjects like abortion and religion, but questions of process: how to approach constitutional interpretation, how to read statutes, how to decide what the 14th Amendment's due-process guarantee protects.