Sentence examples for enough not only from inspiring English sources

But sure enough, not only has one emerged, but Kellogg is paying $350 million more than Diamond would.

It is powerful enough not only to prevail in any conflict, but also to set the rules.

Average national income per person is about $46,000 – enough not only to live on, but to prosper.

Sure enough, not only did he get on but four kilometres into the race he's [putting his] thumbs up".

The chief executives depart with enough not only for their families but their descendants for several generations.

He could still remember a time when his land had been fertile enough not only to feed a family, but also to provide a healthy income.

The pregnant woman's reserves and intake of iron and calcium must be enough not only for her own needs but also for those of the fetus.

The title reminds us that Mr. Oliveira is old enough not only to remember silent pictures but to have made a few himself.

He did well enough not only to keep his place right through to the 1958 World Cup finals but to become captain.

He's Louis C. K., and his show on FX, "Louie," has put him in the Jerry Seinfeld Club: comics who have become famous enough not only to have a TV show, but also to have it named after them.

Mayor Nagin initially believed that Bush's promise would amount to a hundred billion dollars, spread over ten years — enough not only to recover from Katrina but also to cure many of the old city's pathologies.