Sentence examples for not only ties from inspiring English sources
Mr. Gallagher not only ties things up in the final hour of the new version, but also does it in a way that appears to reaffirm the importance of community.
Sources say the FBI now has new information that not only ties Junior to the killing, but to efforts by him and others to obstruct the investigation of it through bribes and the murder of a witness.
Plus, making SRS a prerequisite for gender-marker changes not only ties bodies to genders (by this logic, women with mastectomies due to breast cancer are no longer women) but also legally excludes trans people who either cannot or choose not to physically transition.
A pay-go rule not only ties Democrats to the wrongheaded idea that government spending should always be offset by cuts or tax increases, making it harder to get the right size of recovery package through, but then stands in the way of later efforts to infuse government resources into a still suffering economy.
A stronger regulation which not only ties the MoH, but also other stakeholders in health migrant placement needs to be established.
At 33, Schumacher can not only tie Fangio's record, but also has a good chance of beating it.
BUSH: Isolationism would not only tie our hands in fighting enemies; it would keep us from helping our friends in desperate need.
In its heyday, the state mining company, Empresa Nacional del Carbon (Enacar), supplied not only tied housing, but almost everything else.
Isolationism would not only tie our hands in fighting enemies, it would keep us from helping our friends in desperate need.
In Colombia, the study of the past is heavily influenced by a well-established Hispanic culture that is not only tied to the imperialist regime, but effectively excludes indigenous populations from national identity.
One more victory would not only tie them with the 1998-99 Vanotherr Grizzlies, anoteam that that played in a lockout-shortened season, but would let them avoid a number of other benchmarks of losing.
