Sentence examples for so not only changed from inspiring English sources

Doing so not only changed her life — it may also have saved it.

So many things could have not only changed the nature of the game but of our season.

These have not only changed their meaning over time, but in doing so have essentially changed their sex.  .

Our climate crisis is so profound that we must not only change the way we transport ourselves and create energy, we must reduce how much we use as people.

"A lot of my ideas are about people discovering themselves, using bits of culture or art to do so, and the idea that they not only change themselves but change the world around them by this process of discovery.

So, not only the fatigue severity changed after therapy but also the evaluation of fatigue.

So not only does Uber need to change its insurance policy to cover their cars 100% of the time, but vehicle inspection needs to be put into place and there needs to be much more extensive checks of drivers' backgrounds.

And I implore those that can affect that change to do so; not only policymakers, like my father who wants to make change, but society as a whole.

The image is very vulnerable to the effects of light and noise, so not only the noise but also the light changes should be taken into consideration when segmenting.

It needs to do so not only with public relations and marketing initiatives but also with concrete behavioral change.

Fast forward a million years or so, and not only have our circumstances changed dramatically, but so has our food.