Sentence examples for be possible not only from inspiring English sources

While he would like to live in Sandton, it would "never be possible" – not only due to the cost, but because "it's not easy for people from Alex and Sandton to be together".

Speaking about the company's aim to grow a wide community of audiences who trust and return to the Fuel brand, Blackwell adds: "We hope that by having a deeper engagement with the people that live in these places that will be possible, not only for what we produce, but for the wider theatre landscape".

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Preferably, it should be possible not only to identify which users are malicious, but also to trace these users i.e., identify all ciphertexts uploaded by these.

Because, through entrepreneurship development programs it would be possible not only to remove poverty but also to create employment opportunity for many other poor.

Some went even further: it should be possible not only to add content but also to adapt the templates themselves (quote 8; Table 2).

Halting the rise of carbon emissions is possible – not only possible, but achievable at a modest cost that will be more than outweighed by the manifest benefits.

Studies of centenarians, most of whom are healthy and independent, have revealed that it is possible not only to live long but well.

According to the reality discourse, anything is possible not only by way of talent but on account of simple likability – or lack of it.

"A Better CO2 Rule," by Susan Tierney (Op-Ed, May 16), demonstrates that pollution management is possible not only in Massachusetts, as instituted by Acting Gov. Jane M. Swift's rule, but also anywhere where the state leadership has the will to do so.

He has shown that even in architecture, a form notoriously resistant to creativity, it is possible not only to realize a personal vision but also to gain wide public support for it.