Sentence examples for are needed not only from inspiring English sources

Amalgamations are needed, not only to achieve savings, but to improve operational effectiveness.

Replacements or adjustments are needed not only for currency counting machines but also for A.T.M.'s and vending machines.

Specialists therefore are needed not only within the agencies but also within the public and private organizations that they regulate.

So Nancy's deductive skills are needed not only to find a culprit, but also to lead someone on a journey of self-discovery, making our heroine what may be the world's only detective-therapist.

"Enhanced requirements are needed not only to protect the stability of individual institutions and the financial system as a whole, but also to reduce the incentives for financial firms to become very large in order to be perceived as too big to fail," he told lawmakers.

Evidenced-based interventions are needed, not only in continuing education courses for teachers, but also in schools.

The inquiry is needed not only to establish the truth but to restore public trust.

Energy is needed not only when a person is physically active but even when the body is lying motionless.

This action is needed, not only for our own security, but also to reestablish respect for the United States throughout Latin America.

The rest was needed, not only because the game was exhausting, but also because the job was hardly done.

The minister said answers were needed not only to establish accountability but because they were "critical to improving child protection practice across the country".