Sentence examples for ones not only from inspiring English sources

Evaporation is faster on sunny days than on cloudy ones not only because the sunny day may have drier air but also because the Sun warms the evaporator and thus raises the vapour pressure at the evaporator.

Having health problems, even transitory ones, not only imposes a direct cost on those affected but also can lead to further social losses stemming from reduced productivity or reduced labor activity of those affected.

Nevertheless, such clusters, particularly the small and middle-size ones, not only exhibit behaviours of their own but also provide new insights into the molecular origins of the properties of bulk matter.

A study by Hewitt Associates, a pay consultancy based in Lincolnshire, Illinois, shows that firms with long-term plans have outperformed their peers.Big and fastThe novelty is a group of big firms that are behaving like small ones not only in the way that they strive for growth, but also in the way they manage it.

I wanted a mix of cooked recipes and raw ones — not only for salads but also for the classic Sicilian raw-tomato pasta sauce that's one of the first things I make when the first good tomatoes of the season start coming in.

And when Mr Lieberman recently again proposed swapping Jewish-populated lands for Arab ones, not only did Israel's prime minister, Binyamin Netanyahu, stay silent, but American mediators declared that the foreign minister had joined the peace camp of those seeking a two-state solution.

There is another reason for making the change, and one not only based on self-interest.

This one not only offers interesting data on human behaviour but also encourages debate.

In those remarkable circumstances, one not only eats, one converses.

It's not only formula one, not only sport, it's normal life as well".

Inaccuracy is the big one: not only do machines still get things wrong, sometimes they get them horribly wrong.