Sentence examples for usually not only from inspiring English sources

The outline itself is usually not only linear, but also hierarchical, i.e., it contains groupings of information (see sketch on the right).

And what matters is that they're not bell peppers, which are usually not only weaker in flavor but also more difficult to peel.

Atriums are usually not only cool but also have other attractions, such as exhibitions or, in the case of the comparatively venerable atrium at the Citicorp Center, Lexington Avenue and 53d Street, entertainment.

Email programs usually not only provide search but also text classification: they at least provide a spam (junk mail) filter, and commonly also provide either manual or automatic means for classifying mail so that it can be placed directly into particular folders.

Young people like the teen taking the driving-licence test are usually not only fluent in German; they often speak no Turkish.The German man giving the exam could well feel that Germany was generous in offering its national driving-licence exam in so many languages.

New cities are usually not only literal new urban developments but are trophies for the countries which build them and indicators of the new future they are trying to usher in.

"Owning a home is an important goal for many people, but it's usually not their only goal," Haynes explained.

For instance, sexual violence is usually not the only kind of violence the victims are exposed to, and it does not only occur in the context of violent conflict.

However, when leaders assign tasks to team members, performance is usually not the only consideration.

NaCl is usually not, or only modestly, concentrated in the urine (up to twice the plasma level).

Mediators must also remember that the people participating in negotiations are usually not the only ones involved in making the final decision.