Sentence examples for not only trafficking from inspiring English sources

The Bush Administration adamantly opposed not only trafficking but also the commercial sex industry, arguing that prostitution was "the oldest form of oppression".

29, 30 They mediate not only trafficking of malignant T cells into the skin, but also their survival, possibly due to activation of prosurvival pathways.

The traveling beams of light suggest not only traffic but also searchlights; other effects evoke lightning or failing electricity.

Now, drivers will be much more vigilant, he said, because "it is not only traffic cops they need to worry about".

Zao, one of the city's most exciting new shops, not only traffics in some of the most progressive designs, but manufactures a few as well.

And how many times have you seen a man who has given up on life and has racked up not only traffic tickets but gambling debts as well, clinging to his vanity plates like a life jacket?

This study introduces a Reliable Anonymous Secure Packet forwarding (RASP) scheme that can prevent not only traffic analysis attack but also the attacks done through compromised forwarding nodes.

Indeed, Nike cofounded (and has contributed $150,000 to) Organic Exchange, a nonprofit organization in Oakland, Calif .that not only traffics in information but advises farmers and retailers.

New urbanism advocates argue that by improving the job accessibility, not only traffic but also energy consumption and urban sprawl will all be reduced [15, 31].

This corroborates previous results in a sense that not only traffic volumes shifted from largest to smallest cities in the urban hierarchy, but also their accessibility and connectivity.

The objectives include not only traffic efficiency, but also emission reduction and fuel economy, which respectively correspond to minimizing the total time spent (TTS), total amount of emissions and fuel consumption for all vehicles moving through a network.