Sentence examples for rule not only from inspiring English sources
Meanwhile, the developed critic tuning rule not only ensures convergence of the critic to the optimal saddle point but also guarantees stability of the closed-loop system.
The exceptions prove the rule: not only do almost all great artists offer both distinctively, but they even make the forging of their style inseparable from their subjects.
* Criticism of the King's strict rule, not only from Palestinians, but from other interests ranging from Moslem fundamentalists through Westernized liberals to outlawed Communists.
Moral interpretation is necessitated by the belief that the Bible is the rule not only of faith but also of conduct.
The 45-second brevity rule not only cut back on lists of names, but it also pushed out false modesty and tears.
Shortly afterward Minto sailed for Calcutta, leaving Raffles at the age of 30 to rule not only Java but also an archipelagic empire of several million inhabitants.
The securities laws and rules not only regulate disclosure, but also set important timing requirements.
Uncertainty ruled not only Weimar economic policy, it seems, but also the historians' assessments that followed.
"It means setting the rules, not only for business but for all of life".
The current accounting rules, "not only make the problem seem worse than it is, the rules actively make things worse," says report author Sgouros.
The rules not only cover such traditional items as betrothal gifts from families, but also joint assets such as all kinds of property, stocks and bonds.
