Sentence examples for not only targeted from inspiring English sources

Many elephants, particularly in the forests of central Africa, are not only targeted for their ivory.

The Montreal story is the most intriguing because the team was not only targeted for extinction, but it also remains in limbo under the unprecedented ownership of Major League Baseball.

Another study of bullying among young adolescents, published in Pediatrics last month, emphasized the "social plight of victims: they are not only targeted by bullies but also ostracized by many of their classmates".

Economics Minister Naftali Bennett called on the U.S. to "distance itself from the rude remarks and reject them outright," adding that such abuse not only targeted the prime minister but all Israelis.

Ms. Bhattacharya said the book was not only targeted at initiating new readers — both Bengalis and non-Bengalis — to Mr. Tagore, but also unshackling the bard from the "restricted circle of aficionados" of Bengali literary establishment.

Increasingly, though, the United States has carried out not only "targeted assassinations" but "signature strikes" — where we don't even pretend to know the names of the people we are hitting, but instead guess, based on behavior like where they meet or what they drive, that we would consider them enemies.

"This attack did not only target our military personnel in those shuttles.

But he said that he's not only targeting the Dominican Republic's government.

However, the swift purge did not only target the Turkish military.

Cambridge Analytica promised that psychographics could not only target people as voters but also as personalities.

"What is new this time is that they are not only targeting military places but they also hit family houses," she said.