Sentence examples for not only tackles from inspiring English sources

Kelly Simmons third novel, One More Day, not only tackles every mother's worst fear of losing a child, she dives deeper into the nightmare, when mother, Carrie Morgan, believes her child to have returned for a single day only to disappear again.

With baseball, Mr. Betts said, Mr. Bush not only tackled something his father had not done but did it very well.

She will not only tackle other toys but will also make a replica of a favorite toy from a photograph.

The experimental Belgian director Ivo van Hove has not only tackled the theatrical canon but also adapted works by master film directors, from Antonioni to Cassavetes.

Barroso joins Goldman Sachs as the investment bank is not only tackling Brexit but is also facing questions about its involvement in BHS, the retailer that collapsed in April.

Unlike support teams in refugee centres, they have to not only tackle past horrors the children have endured but prepare them for suffering that might lie ahead.

In the wake of the surprise election of Donald Trump as president of the United States, pressure is growing on Facebook to not only tackle the problem but also to find ways to encourage healthier discourse between people with different political views.

Now Pfizer will have to find other ways to fill the hole.Mr Kindler was appointed to lead Pfizer in the hope that he would not only tackle some of the industry-wide ills facing the firm but that he would prove more personable than his predecessor, Henry McKinnell.

"Real change can only come from the top because you need the political will to not only tackle these [conditions] that people are forced to live in... but also anti-corruption and good governance have a major part to play," he says.

The developed method can not only tackle uncertainties expressed as interval values, fuzzy sets, and their combinations, but also deal with nonlinearities in the objective function such that economies-of-scale effects can be reflected.

The project team has to not only tackle traditional management problems but those that specifically occur as a result of the remote locations of these often environmentally sensitive sites (Kestle 2009; Kestle and London 2002, 2003).