Sentence examples for not only tended from inspiring English sources

Women were particularly vulnerable as they not only tended to be poorer than men, but more susceptible to having their wealth impacted by "critical life events".

Mr. Moehringer's Uncle Charlie, a Humphrey Bogart doppelgänger and a surrogate for the father who abandoned him, not only tended to his young nephew, but was also a bartender there.

The present study demonstrated that headache sufferers not only tended to complain of other pain, but to report a variety of poor health conditions, and that having headaches was clearly associated with the number of poor health conditions in a stepwise fashion in both men and women.

Risk-taking behaviors not only tended to show up differently in different areas of life, they also were found to decrease more drastically in the realms of work and recreation.

Thus, genes involved in the same process not only tended to be enriched in a particular phase of expression but were also depleted in other phases.

When Sir Richard Branson gambles, he not only tends to bet with the house, he also very often is the house.

He painted as though he were not only tending a garden, but inventing the plants and the way they might grow.

These are crops that not only tend to be treated with the largest volumes of pesticides, but also that deliver the highest doses of chemical residues to eaters.

In group situations those with induced nostalgia not only tend to feel more closely bonded with the group but also more willing to form intimate associations with strangers and to be freer in their thinking.

Accounts of the artists of St Ives not only tend to focus on their use of landscape and nature as a source, but to present it as a kind of unwitting inevitability due to their location.

Lucy is a much-loved Cumbrian institution in her own right, a charismatic and glamorous figure who not only tends to remember her customers by name, but also types individual greetings on the menus for those with reservations.