Sentence examples for reached not only from inspiring English sources

Word about the sale reached not only brides.

In the old days when a culprit, unpopular person, or suspect was punished by a bill of attainder, the penalty imposed often reached not only his own property, but also interests of his family.

"This is proof that Samsung's bribery has reached not only prosecutors but the very core of political power, the Blue House," the group said at the news conference, referring to the South Korean presidential office.

(53 Oregon, 162). The court sustained the conclusion by it reached, not only for the reasons expressed in its opinion, but by reference to the opinion in a prior case (Kadderly v. Portland, 44 Oregon, 118, 146), where a like controversy had been determined.

Post, at 2. In view of the different conclusion reached not only by this Court, but by the Virginia trial judge, seven justices of the Supreme Court of Virginia, a federal habeas district judge, and three judges of the Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit, this statement can only be described as extravagant hyperbole.

In the course of answering this question, Augustine came to articulate a profoundly influential and still controversial vision of sexuality, one that he reached not only by plumbing his deepest experiences but also by projecting himself back into the remotest human past.

This statute reaches not only the employed, but, as well, one seeking employment.

So employers reach not only active jobseekers but also a much larger pool of passive candidates through referrals.

"And the ramifications will be profound and far reaching not only for Connecticut but for the whole country".

Through the television and other media, we can reach not only the parents, but also children and society at large".

'The prohibition (of the House bill) reaches not only picketing ut leaflets, radio broadcasts and newspaper advertisements, thereby interfering with freedom of speech.