Sentence examples for does not only emerge from inspiring English sources

"Somewhere in government, someone powerful does not understand that intelligence does not only emerge from the supercomputers of GCHQ but also from quiet, patient police work in communities, from the work of neighbourhood police teams – one of the triumphs of UK policing in the past 10 years – building confidence in troubled areas," he said.

Big Data does not only emerge from Internet transactions.

At the same time, the benefits of "looking different" do not only emerge from alienation; in fact, I've received far more support and encouragement from strangers than hate and animosity, and these interactions constantly inspire me to view the world more positively.

Knowledge democracy does not only apply to industrialized countries, but offers, in principle, also important references for developing democracies, the newly industrialized countries and emerging markets.

"Elite athletes don't just emerge.

Do not only donate.

And in this new century, there are not only emerging issues but along with them emerging demographic groups with whom, say, Ronald Reagan didn't have to contend.

AlBorg had not only emerged unscathed — it emerged stronger.

It's not only emerging talent that should be supported.

The questions don't only apply to Mexico -- a nation emerging from and perhaps returning to authoritarian government.

"I don't only eat.