Sentence examples for be necessary not only from inspiring English sources
It is shown that the high discharge density in the cooling system may be necessary not only for the thermal protection, but also to provide the strength of the panel elements.
Greater resources than had been anticipated will be necessary not only for research into the "mysterious upsurge" but also to provide services for the larger number of afflicted people.
This is why I investigate the question that which level of fertility would be necessary not only to moderate but to stop the population decrease in Hungary in the next half a century.
It will be necessary not only to solve the famous "West Lothian Question" over whether Scottish MPs should legislate on laws which do not affect Scotland, but also similar quandaries relating to Wales and Northern Ireland, said Sir Menzies.
Feasibility of these renewable energy systems could be necessary not only in their application in isolated areas, but also in systems connected to the grid, in this last case when their contribution reaches a substantial fraction of the total electricity demand.
The pattern for future encyclopaedias was established: for any substantial work, it would be necessary not only to have contributions from the experts of the day, but it would also be essential to have subject editors who could supervise the coverage and content in each area of knowledge.
Maintaining a strong social network of friends with different areas of interest and from different social groups is necessary not only for our personal well-being but for the maintenance of a strong social structure.
This is necessary not only for insurance purposes but in order for the campus to help in case of emergencies.
Unearthing the truth was necessary not only for the victims to heal, but for the perpetrators as well.
