Sentence examples for removed not only from inspiring English sources

And yet the subject is largely removed not only from political discourse, but from conversation.

Workers removed not only infested trees, but also a wide swath of nearby trees that were at high risk.

For cancers that had spread throughout a woman's pelvis, he removed not only her gynecological organs but also her bladder and rectum.

At such moments, MacLeod becomes a writer far removed not only from the contemporary north American noise, but from the ballad tradition in which some of his readers want to place him.

The operation removed not only the cancerous breast, but the underarm lymph nodes and both chest wall muscles on the side of the cancer, leaving women with hollow chest walls and swollen arms.

But George Bush and Tony Blair told the world that Mr Hussein should be removed not only because of his badness in general, but also because of one particular facet of it: Iraq's weapons of mass destruction (WMD).

On the other hand, by UV/H2O2 alone, the color removing not only took longer time but obtained lower removal efficiencies for DB 199 and dye bath effluent about 80%and95%5% in 30 and 120 min, respectively.

Matthews said the goal in 1999 was to remove not only the Confederate flag on top of the capitol building, but also the multiple flags inside it.

Some saw this as a moment to seize, an opportunity to remove not only the failed leaders but also the entire enterprise of Labor Zionism and to install its competitor, the national religious movement.

To reach this goal, the perceptual coder has to remove not only statistical redundancy, but also perceptual redundancy of images.

From Table 3, it is clearly shown that the ZnCuO x /(Al2O3 C) catalyst effectively removes not only H2S, but also the organic sulfur compounds.