Sentence examples for could not only keep from inspiring English sources

The amendment he announced support for yesterday could not only keep gay couples from marrying, as he maintains, but could also threaten the basic legal protections gay Americans have won in recent years.

Trials had shown that a three-drug cocktail of very expensive antiretroviral drugs could not only keep people with HIV alive but healthy enough to live and work normally.

"A decade ago, as Korean manufacturers struggled with a universally poor reputation for vehicle quality," said Joe Ivers, executive director of quality and customer satisfaction at J.D. Power, a research firm, "no one would have predicted they could not only keep the pace, but actually pass domestics and other imports in terms of initial quality".

American corporations have enjoyed record profits since the financial crisis of 2008 because they discovered that China was where they could not only keep expenses low, but also generate rapidly growing revenue.

Progressives could have not only kept their integrity, but they could have provided a left flank as a foil for the administration.

"We had already bought the only two adjacent lots, and we couldn't just keep building, filling and building again".

Urging them to scroll responsibly could not only win their favor, but keep them browsing in shorter, healthier sessions for years to come.

(Female midwife, ward manager, 27 years, PHC) There were also perceived disadvantages associated with non-financial incentive as stated by one participant: In the context of low salary, providing only non financial incentive could not constantly keep worker to work hard.

Why couldn't you just keep going?

Stanford simply could not keep up.

The Celtics simply could not keep pace.