Sentence examples for competitions not only from inspiring English sources

All over the world coaches need to win competitions, not only in Chelsea". The 59-year-old denied that the European Cup would be the club's priority.

The places hosting the mountain competitions — not only the five Olympic sites, but also the ski resorts surrounding them — are mostly new, constructed since Russia was awarded the Games six years ago.

Financial institutions are facing competitions not only from their local peers, but also from rivals all over the world in different business areas, some of which may not be even considered as a financial institution in the traditional financial market.

In our study, we demonstrate that EBM competitions not only enhance the knowledge and skills but also increase the behavior of access to the online databases.

This applies to competition – not only economic, but also political.

There will be growing competition not only from the network banks but from local lenders too.

A business can be measured against its competition, not only itself.

Ford is facing competition not only from traditional competitors such as General Motors and Toyota.

In a world of global competition, not only is outsourcing inevitable, but it requires very complex solutions.

And so unskilled workers face competition not only from college graduates but also from lower-paid immigrants.

I had a window into the competition, not only as the reporter for The New York Times, but also as Phil Esposito's biographer.