Sentence examples for repressive not only from inspiring English sources

This empire -- a k a globalization -- was exploitative, undemocratic and repressive, not only for developing countries but also for the excluded in the rich West.

Alternatively, it is also possible that the nascent pre-mRNA recruits chromatin-modifying enzymes that establish a repressive environment not only at the promoter but along the entire gene.

It reminds us that sexism, and all that is associated with it, is not only repressive, it is tedious and stupid.

An open letter from Bay Area "people of faith" — to be published as a paid ad in March in the National Catholic Reporter — says Cordileone's action "creates a repressive environment in which not only dissent, but any critical thought, robust exchange of ideas and genuine dialogue are discouraged and punishable by loss of livelihood".

The believers in democracy find that they must fight not only the repressive regimes of their own countries, but us as well.

Earlier, the Kremlin shut or took control of several independent websites, and barred a popular blog by Alexei Navalny, an opposition politician who is under house arrest, facing a long jail sentence on bogus charges.As Andrei Sakharov, the Soviet dissident, argued, unaccountable and repressive regimes are a threat not only to their own citizens but also to international security.

Second, since the severe depletion of Spt5 in fogsk8 embryos lead to deficits of not only the repressive but also the stimulatory activity, it is possible that the genes with longer length are not up-regulated in fogsk8 embryos because of their dependency on both the repressive as well as the stimulatory activity of Spt5.

The regulatory domain of HSF1 is repressive to transcription under normal temperatures while stress not only overturns repression but leads to trans-activation considerably greater in magnitude than might be accounted for by reversal of repression [49], [50].

When Mohamed Bouazizi set himself on fire in December 2010, in an act that ignited youth driven revolution across Tunisia and throughout the Arab world, he was rallying against a system that was not only corrupt and repressive but which offered little prospect of decent jobs for young people like himself.

In the early 2000s, popular uprisings in Serbia, Georgia and Ukraine succeeded not only in ousting repressive governments, but also in consolidating more or less democratic regimes in their aftermath.

Ardent Cuba-supporters' tirades against Cubans who publicly expresses criticism of the Cuban Revolution not only mirror the repressive tactics the Cuban government uses to discredit its internal opposition, but also deny Cubans agency as thinking subjects.