Sentence examples for about not only from inspiring English sources

That is a major concern I have about not only real estate, but the overall economy.

It is expected to bring about not only substantial tangible economic output and employment, but also various significant intangible benefits".

After all, her universe is about not only brand extensions but also hair extensions.

They worry about not only competence, but also the old transatlantic issue of "burden sharing".

Singles post photos and essays about not only themselves, but also their puppies, rabbits, horses, birds, fish and other dependents.

For now, Mr. Jacobson continues to troll the sidelines, obsessing about not only winning, but playing flawlessly.

Montgomerie has spent more than 18 months thinking about not only this week's contest at Celtic Manor, but all eight he has played in the past.

Softening and greater elasticity is brought about not only by the growth of new tissue but also by congestion and retained fluid within the tissues themselves.

Clemence, the oldest brother, also spoke angrily of the mob, about not only its blind rage but also its bizarre rejoicing: "Why do people celebrate like this?

Even before Friday's numbers came out, though, Fed officials had expressed concerns about not only the pace of job growth, but the quality of hiring as well.

The opposition was concerned about not only the Russian lease but also what it described as the growing authoritarianism of the government.