Sentence examples for not only trigger from inspiring English sources
In all, taste receptors not only trigger pleasurable taste sensations, but also offer a direct path to improving our health.
We know that by giving someone a compliment, we not only trigger the reward system of their brain we also boost our own happiness.
These discoveries not only trigger novel findings regarding RNA switches in plants, but also spur the exploitation of riboswitches for monitoring metabolite concentrations in planta.
Brexit would not only trigger years of horribly complex and acrimonious renegotiation of the terms of trade with our former EU partners – it would also mean starting again with the rest of the world.
Any effort to put the genie back in the bottle might not only trigger trade wars, with serious consequences for economic growth, but would also fail to reduce trade to the levels of 50 years ago.
They might, he argued, be forced to alter their services to avoid breaking any law in any country or locality -- a requirement that would not only trigger what he called "a race to the bottom" (in which any questionable material, however mild, would be banned) but would also cripple a company's ability to move quickly in a changing marketplace.
This not only triggered increased call volumes but also began to erode Fintona's customer satisfaction scores.
The integration not only triggers an ultrafast DNA electron and charge transfer, but also realizes a significant synergy between N-doped MGA, GNS and dsDNA.
CdS not only triggered the strong tropism of the bacteria but also reduced the rigidity of the MPDA/PDA backbone, resulting in the enhanced affinochromism.
By all appearances, mass consumption had not only triggered an economic miracle, it had also increased fairness and opportunity by spreading more wealth among more people.
Presynaptic Ca2+ not only triggers exocytosis, but also facilitates release after a single action potential, and enhances release after a train of action potentials (post-tetanic potentiation, PTP), by binding to different target molecules in presynaptic terminals.
