Sentence examples for expect not only from inspiring English sources
He added, "We have come to expect not only false and irresponsible charges concerning David Chang, but increasingly bizarre ones".
Viewers should expect not only a look behind the scenes of the show, but also, like "Mad Men" itself, a peek into the era it depicts.
In many cases, Asian parents expect not only to pay for higher education, but also to budget the cost into their finances decades in advance.
This year, reliable forecasters like the woolly-bear caterpillar and the Old Farmer's Almanac warned us to expect not only a cold winter but an early one.
"In collisions of heavy nuclei at ultrarelativistic RHIC energies, we expect not only to make this new form of matter but to measure its properties," said Miklos Gyulassy of Columbia University, one of the scientists working on RHIC experiments.
That will help the group become more professional as it continues its expansion outside India.Young chief executives in the West expect not only to make money for shareholders but also to solve all manner of other problems, from curbing climate change to fostering social cohesion, observes Jay Lorsch of Harvard Business School.
Every week, viewers tuned in expecting not only the unexpected but the inexplicable, too.
Volunteers were expected not only from Westchester, but also from Rockland, Putnam, Dutchess, Orange and Ulster Counties.
The second campus is expected not only to create hundreds of jobs but to spin off technology companies too.
They're expected not only to have a lengthy agenda but also to be constantly coming up with new ideas.
