Sentence examples for not only wide from inspiring English sources

"Hoop Dreams," "The Thin Blue Line" and Mr. Moore's "Roger and Me" are just a few examples of documentaries that won not only wide acclaim but also wide distribution.

Like Lloyd's book, "Time-Tested Plants" bespeaks not only wide experience in the gardening world but also the intimacy of living for years with the trial and error of one's personal garden.

To test this theory, I bought five bathing suits from four Internet sites -- Lands Endd, Eddie Bauer, Bloomingdale's and Victoria's Secret -- that offered not only wide selections of midpriced styles but also toll-free help numbers and no-hassle return policies.

All of these findings resulted in an upgraded correlation for G∗s, which manifested not only wide applicability to flows in differently sized columns and with Ar of up to 2500 but also better accuracy in the mentioned flow conditions when comparing with several other literature correlations.

So the memory hole is not only wide but gapingly deep ― almost a cosmological black hole into which the GOP hopes the entire history of its assault on President Obama, along with conservatism's previous principals, will be sucked, unable to escape.

Overall, the results presented in this supplement show that there are not only wide gaps in mortality between the less developed countries, and between rural and urban areas within a country, but also within rural areas.

In addition, it proposes a scheme which combines inter-cell interference coordination and interference elimination to adapt not only wide-band services but also maximize system frequency efficiency.

Thus poetry may reach not only wider but also deeper than these other arts.

It sparked jokes that found their way into not only wider pop culture, but day-to-day life. .

Restricting analysis to the 55% of the malformed infants whose abnormalities were clinically verified yielded not only wider confidence intervals around the relative risks (as occurs because of smaller sample sizes) but also "a general shift of the point estimates towards the null" (p. 80).

Measures taken must be multifaceted, and not only sector wide, but also society wide, and supported by national and international stakeholders.