Sentence examples for be doing not only from inspiring English sources

India's willingness to let a rising currency stimulate its consumer economy is what many experts say that another emerging giant, China, should be doing — not only for the good of China's people but to ease global trade and currency tensions.

Bottom line: trying to prove to dads that they really, really are doing less than they promised or should be doing not only serves to frustrate dads, but moms too will likely ramp up their stress.

"I would be doing not only this community, but also you a disservice if I allowed you to go to the state of Nevada," Dixon said to Goodman at the time.

Marketing audits should be done not only when the value of a company's current marketing plan is in question; they must be done periodically in order to isolate and solve problems before they arise.

Tracking must be done not only in vacuum, but also in materials; therefore, statistical fluctuations must also be included.

This can be done not only in letters to the editor, but also in comments sections and online venues.

Therefore, studies on this topic are still quite necessary (Adamo & Brett, 2014), and it could be done not only by quantitative studies.

This can be done not only for individual buildings, but also on a larger scale in the form of risk maps: Altogether 55,650 thematic maps have been created.

These buildings have new uses, which in many cases require major architectural and structural transformations, and these transformations must be done, not only thinking of fulfilling the new role, but also preserving and enhancing the value of existing buildings.

There's a lot of work to be done, not only between now and May, but ongoing until a full nationwide policy of inclusion is adopted.

However, this should be done not only in a national but in an international context.