Sentence examples for expects not only from inspiring English sources
The company expects not only to tap into the fantasies of children, particularly preteen girls who have embraced the Disney princess phenomenon with gusto, but also their parents'.
The company expects not only to win a bigger share of the German sports-goods market largely by taking over uncompetitive small firms but also to fatten its margins, 2.3% last year, to 6% in 2005.
President Bush has put Mr. Arafat on notice that he expects not only a tough stance against terrorism but also moves to make the Palestinian Authority a far more effective administration.
Gas and electricity bills for a dwelling of this size would normally run to at least £3,500 $$5,500) a year, but once everything is in place the owner expects not only to spend nothing but to receive a net payment for the electricity he produces.
Britain's first hung parliament since 1974 looks increasingly likely.In this section Getting a Clegg up The shock of the old On the trail England expects Not only politicians fudge the issues What every student wants Deep down and dirty Geordie pluck The western front Reprints Related items British election mapApr 20th 2010What happens then?
Boundary changes have reduced that to a few hundred or less.In this section Getting a Clegg up The shock of the old On the trail England expects Not only politicians fudge the issues What every student wants Deep down and dirty Geordie pluck The western front ReprintsThe Lib Dems came a poor third in 2005.
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.
He added, "We have come to expect not only false and irresponsible charges concerning David Chang, but increasingly bizarre ones".
Tregenna is expecting not only Americans and Europeans but Chinese and Japanese enthusiasts who are increasingly relishing Thomas's poetry.
