Sentence examples for noting not only from inspiring English sources

These are details worth noting, not only because Mr. Mela is a bandleader on the rise but also because personnel makes such a clear difference in his work.

So they spend considerable time preparing; they see a show several times in advance, noting not only the action onstage but its effect on the audience, too.

In this work, we will highlight the utility of animal models exploited in the development of trastuzumab – noting not only their contribution to drug development but also their limitations in translation of preclinical data into the clinic.

A higher rating is worth noting: Not only does it suggest that a firm has improved its operating performance, but it also means that it will be cheaper for the company to borrow money.

Actually, one thing worth noting: not only is the display of the iPad is almost exactly the same size as the Classic's, but it's also almost exactly twice the resolution (1024×768 vs 512 × 342).

During the next two months the other ministers made several doctrinal charges against Wheelwright, noting not only his fast-day sermon, but also his sermons at Mount Wollaston.

Stories are, she notes, not only quests for meaning, they are also vehicles for empathy.

It noted not only an e-mail address but also a Web site.

Several brokers said that they appreciated Keystone's monument signs, freestanding marquee signs that note not only Keystone's ownership of a building but also list the tenants.

The law, the report noted, "not only subordinates the needs of the patient to that of the state, it propagates fear among the population".

Her renowned parties were noted not only for her chic guests but also for the novelties Maxwell devised to keep them amused.