Sentence examples for communities not only from inspiring English sources

It's used to connect those communities not only with themselves but global and national issues.

Indians frequently came to colonial communities, not only to trade but also to marry, live and work.

Marginalized communities not only bear the brunt of pollution, but are also more likely to have low tree canopy cover.

Clearly, he said, the wealthier communities not only have the state money, but also use some of their own to maintain their roads.

Now there are Vietnamese communities not only in New Orleans East but in the Algiers neighborhood, all built around a Catholic church.

Mayors and other top city officials are the busy urban mechanics charged with ensuring their communities not only function but thrive.

"We want to open our building to the community, not only to Koreans but to everybody.

But the whole international community, not only America, must once again rethink the approach to global poverty.

For the immigrants make the community not only less white but also more French, more like Brussels".

"That Nov. 7 speech electrified the Jewish community, not only in Milwaukee but throughout the United States," he said.

She said Roberts touched off a revolution in the disabled community not only at Berkeley but across the country.