Sentence examples for was not only small from inspiring English sources

It was not only small businesses that were affected.

Accordingly Mr. Vellard's performance was not only small in scale, the limitation to four soloists (countertenors and tenors) being standard nowadays, but gentle and mellifluous in its expressive nuances.

Our data suggest the effect of THA or TKA on actual activity was not only small, but even smaller than the effect on function, capacity, and perceived limitations.

The ventricle wall within the scar area was not only smaller but also thicker in the aFRLM-treated animals than that in the vehicle-treated control rats (Fig.  4a).

A dime is not only small and difficult to hide behind, but also notably thin, as in the phrase not one thin dime.

Senator Chuck Grassley asked Trotter whether "banning guns which feature designs to improve accuracy disproportionately burdens women" — women apparently being not only small but also wild shooters.

But those characteristics can be drawbacks for actively managed E.T.F.'s because many of them are not only small, but also thinly traded.

It's not only small Illinois townships run by semi-literate Tea-Partyers that feel the need to proclaim English as an official language.

What we need is a breaking up of the global financial cartel into bits that are not only small enough to fail but that also actually compete, driving out bad practices and driving down profits.

When someone — and it's not only small children — asks if he's a real leprechaun, he answers diplomatically, "I'm the realest leprechaun you are ever going to meet".

Note that, the accuracy of our algorithms is not only small in practice, it is also guaranteed by a bound.