Sentence examples for gains not only from inspiring English sources

After landslide Democratic gains, not only did their voting block make the New Deal a reality, but southern Democrats also dictated what it would do and whom it would most benefit.

In the event, that was avoided a good thing since the costs of a "Grexit" would almost certainly have outweighed any gains, not only for Greece but for the entire currency area.

John R. Bolton, the former United States ambassador to the United Nations and a possible Republican presidential candidate, argues that because of administration proposals, Republicans will be able to make gains not only among American Jews but also among evangelicals who are supportive of Israel on biblical grounds, and other voters.

A façade has to be carefully designed to minimize solar heat gains, not only to the space but also to the glazing system and avoiding high glass temperatures.

A lower levy on capital gains not only reduces the price of risk-taking but also stimulates cash flow and the reallocation of existing capital to better opportunities.

After exhaustive experiments, taking more than 1500 h in 550 MHz personal computers, we have observed that the IGA provided gains not only in terms of computational time, but also in the optimization outcome.

Overseas-based automakers continue to gain not only floor space at this show, but market share as well.

By circumstance, the club has gained not only a coach but an influential voice in the corridors of power.

They stand to gain not only Ewing but Maurice Taylor, who would sign with Seattle for the $2.25 million midlevel exception if Ewing joins the Sonics.

The militants gained not only new territory 70 miles (115km) west of Baghdad, but large stocks of weapons abandoned by the government forces as they fled.

If the world phases out the use of fossil energy quickly in favour of renewables, considerable ground will be gained, not only in terms of the climate.