Sentence examples for not only tested from inspiring English sources
"not only tested" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
It is an adverb phrase that is often used to emphasize that something is not only being done, but also something else is happening or being considered. Example: She not only tested her hypothesis, but she also gathered data from multiple sources to support her findings.
Not long afterward, the North Korean government announced that it had not only tested a nuclear weapon, as was already suspected, but that it was the country's first "H-bomb test," and that it had been "successfully conducted".
BY 11pm on a recent Saturday night, police in one of Bogotá's busiest and loudest party districts, known as the Zona Rosa del Sur, had nabbed their first drunk driver of the night a young man on a motorcycle who not only tested positive for alcohol but also did not have a licence to drive.
Highly secretive, it not only tested armaments, it devised them.
The proposed technique is not only tested on both real recordings, but also on the case of the artificially added noise.
It even once experimented with sending out ice cream trucks on demand in select markets, which not only tested the concept, but also introduced the Uber brand to new users.
We not only tested that theory out on the track, but also put 700 miles on a slightly less tautly sprung Convertible Cobra (which goes for $38,995, and which you can read more about in the Cobra Impressions section).
Hilliard was not only testing his surgically repaired right big toe today, he was also experimenting with specially designed shoes.
That stretch of games will not only test the veteran team from a physical standpoint, but also its depth on the bench.
"We thought this was a great way for us to not only test a video platform but also find out what stories our viewers find more interesting and worthy," she said.
All humanities and social-science A.P. exams have multiple-choice components that not only test memorization of facts, but also require students to apply those facts, make inferences and analyze patterns.
The continued scaling in process technologies makes it imperative to consider reliability as a cross-cutting problem concerning not only test engineers but also system designers.
