Sentence examples for presents not only from inspiring English sources

Edwards presents not only an ideological challenge to Clintonism but a tactical one as well.

Even as we protect our people, we should remember that today's world presents not only dangers, but opportunities.

He is facing realistically the threat that fundamentalist, radical Islam presents not only in the Middle East but worldwide as well.

The organisation has enjoyed a boost in attention and momentum during this election thanks to Trump's inflammatory comments about migrants and his contention that unauthorised immigration presents not only an economic but also a safety threat to America.

Each of the five cases presents not only a wonderfully caricatured cast of victims and suspects but also an intricate web of clues, statements and crime scenes for players to decipher.

A contributor as a polemical writer to the Guardian and Frieze magazine, Suchin here presents not only the finished artworks and sketchbook evidences of their creation, but also much of his art's historical and theoretical source material.

This atmosphere is present not only at Cameron but also at arenas throughout the country.

But the convention will present not only politicians and celebrities on each of its four days.

Yet this is presented not only as a critical problem but as a policy failure.

Dyslipidaemia is present not only in diabetic but also in prediabetic subjects.

Here we present not only the potential, but also the boundaries, of this theory.