Sentence examples for areas not only from inspiring English sources

Rural areas not only rely on private transport more, but many people also commute to work.

"There's a common will to control spending in all areas, not only in agriculture".

We have deep divisions in many areas, not only sexuality...Our divisions may be too much to manage.

Broadly speaking, "the bush" refers to all rural areas (not only those still forested with gum and stringybark) and encompasses the arid "outback" at the continent's heart.

Under the Bilateral Security Agreement's annexes, the US military will have access to nine major land and airbases, to include the massive airfields at Bagram, Jalalabad and Kandahar, staging areas not only for air operations in Afghanistan but the US drone strikes that continue across the border in tribal Pakistan.

It makes sense that people in cities would read more (possibly much, much more) than people in rural areas, not only because we have greater access to literature and more money to buy it with, but because reading is also about living in a place where there is a culture of talking about literature.

"It is a particularly unique area, not only because of the physical geography but the geology and geophysics," he said.

He points out that the area not only looks unlike the other mikrorayons, it has a totally different layout.

"We need to dramatically increase awareness that we are in an area not only susceptible to a hurricane but long overdue for a hurricane," Mr. Mills said.

Assistant Secretary General Ibrahima Fall told the Security Council that irregular armies in the entire area, not only Sierra Leone, had to be disarmed.

On our return, Mike, John and I looked more seriously at mobile gaming and at getting deals in this area, not only for the soccer game but also for other potential projects on mobile.