Sentence examples for water not only from inspiring English sources

In a normally operating pool, the water not only provides cooling but also shields workers from gamma radiation.

Italy supplied fresh blue water, not only by beating Wales but also by doing everything against France and England bar start the game.

The simple business of adding flavor to tap water not only seems incongruous when combined with filtration, but it also seems like a step backward.

This pipeline would pass beneath the Missouri River and imperil drinking water not only for the tribe but for farmers, ranchers, and townspeople all along the river's course.

Bathing in swift-flowing streams is often considered especially effective because the rapidly flowing water not only removes the impurities but carries them away.

Mr. Carlos has apparently been using the water not only to flush nine toilets and maintain a swimming pool but also to refresh nearly four acres of lush landscaping around his white-columned, red brick home.

Waters not only speaks her mind in a voice that's like no other — think Billie Burke meets Margaret Sullivan — she's enlisted fifty of her colleagues to tell their stories, too.

In addition, various amounts of oxamyl have been detected in surface and ground waters not only during actual insecticide application, but also after a long period of use.

Furthermore, polluted waters not only contain mixtures of contaminants, but also harbor multiple pathogens that will further affect health parameters.

Water pollution not only affects water quality, but also threats human health, economic development, and social prosperity (Milovanovic 2007).

Water stress not only decreased water status and photochemical activity but also increased lipid peroxidation due to reactive oxygen species (ROS) accumulation irrespective of P application.