Sentence examples for targeting not only from inspiring English sources

These strategies are multifactorial, targeting not only the patient, but the health professional, family, and treatment regimen.

Targeting not only the cancer cells but also the altered blood cells or tissue cells could create a new route to stop the spread of the cancer.

They are targeting not only lives and property but our most fundamental values, including our commitments to personal liberty and to the institutions of an open society.

But, in the nineteen-twenties, the Klan was reborn as a nationwide movement targeting not only African-Americans but Jews, Catholics, Muslims, Mexican-Americans, and Asian immigrants.

(The eavesdropping, a committee member said, had occurred on a "near-industrial scale," targeting not only royals but celebrities, police, the military, and government ministers).

"We are targeting not only the same empty-nesters we originally intended to draw, but young families as well," Mr. Tabatchnick said.

First, they targeted not only freedom of speech but the right of blasphemy.

In his past endeavors, Bannon targeted not only Clinton but also Jeb Bush.

Therefore, successful therapeutic strategies must target not only the MM plasma cell but also the bone microenvironment.

Cruz is nonetheless being targeted not only by Rubio but also by Trump, who holds a commanding lead in South Carolina.

Theresa May, the Home Secretary, made clear that the measures would target not only Islamist groups but other extremists.