Sentence examples for founders not only from inspiring English sources

We now not only accept that our Presidents will speak to us, directly, and ask for our support, plebiscitarily; we expect it, even though the founders not only didn't expect it, they feared it.

On the panel, John McDonnell, shadow chancellor, emphasised the importance of developing a new narrative for a new welfare state, reminding us that its founders not only created a new architecture, but also "won the argument" so that for years Conservative governments continued to protect it.

It's for this reason, among many others, that most founders not only pay attention to math, they're datavores.

Founders not only have to build great companies, which is hard enough, they have to do it in suboptimal conditions.

The founders not only allow it but are actively encouraging modifications, even leading a number of hack sessions here at Foo.

Seehafer hopes Enzyme helps founders not only navigate the process more smoothly but also educates the community so those with an idea can concentrate on innovating more and dealing with paperwork less.

Today he is universally recognized as the founder not only of coordination chemistry but of structural inorganic chemistry as well.

The Klindworths had inculcated in her the ardent spirit of "blood and soil," and she found in Bayreuth, where the Wagners lived and carried on the tradition of the founder, not only a marital residence but a spiritual home.

Her three co-founders not only had the desired skill sets, but also the ability to go without compensation for a time.

The so-called historic compromise between Christian Democrats and Communists planned in 1978 foundered not only because of the dramatic kidnapping and subsequent murder by Red Brigades terrorists of the former Christian Democrat leader Aldo Moro, but also because of long maintained Cold War vetoes by the United States against letting communists into government in Rome.

Their founder not only had a great idea but he might have back up job as an actor if things don't pan out.