Sentence examples for not only substitutes from inspiring English sources

Tonight's the opening of F%!k the Screen, an exhibit that not only substitutes punctuation for "bad letters," but also breaks these chains of love with new games that deliberately make it difficult to see the screen, or else give them the boot entirely.

But that is the best that can be said of a decision in which the court not only substituted its statutory interpretation for a federal agency's but, in effect, also rewrote the statute itself.

Dataprev, Brazil's technology and information bureau of the Brazilian social welfare system not only substituted the services and eliminated fees, but actually reversed the system and made the financial providers pay fees to the institution.

These systems not only substitute human inspection but also improve its capabilities that go beyond the limited human capacity to evaluate long-term processes objectively or to appreciate the events that take place outside the visible electromagnetic spectrum that the human eye unable to see [1].

In addition, we cannot fully compare our estimates with the formal care literature because our larger effect may be also due to the intrinsic nature of this type of childcare, which might not only substitute for but also complement formal childcare.

At the time of Darwin himself, his great defender Thomas Henry Huxley (grandfather of the novelist Aldous Huxley) set out consciously to make of Darwinism a phenomenon that not only substituted for religion but that gave the same emotional satisfactions of religion.

It further proves that the camelliagenin can not only substitute antibiotics, but also enhance antibiotic effects.

The introduction of a nurse practitioner in a general practice might not only substitute consultations but also generate extra or longer consultations.

Not only the substitutes have Bench on their tops.

In this case, I quickly learned that there are many dish-replacement services online that will not only sell substitutes to match the broken teacup and the chipped creamer from your wedding pattern but also act as sleuths to help you hunt down the most obscure patterns imaginable.

Threatening infant survival with substitutes "Not only are these substitutes inferior, worse, they are also dangerous for babies to consume," says UNICEF Malaysia Representative Mr. Youssouf Oomar.