Sentence examples for have not only managed from inspiring English sources
Rita and Rogelio have not only managed to build a house for their family, but they have also helped shape a vibrant community for themselves and their neighbors.
However, places that sold affordable fast food have not only managed to outlast the regime, they have gained cult-like status.
They have not only managed to create an inner life for their protogonist, but they have also begun the process of providing him with something he never had: a real past.
Bravo foreign secretary - you have not only managed to completely ignore the important issues raised but you were also able to spin your response into an irrelevant and self-congratulatory rant - no doubt inspired by a need to boost the morale of your over-worked, underpaid and over-bureaucratised troops.
Through it all, they have not only managed to stay relevant, but they are also continuing to thrive.
Still, there are some couples out there in Tinseltown and beyond who have not only managed to stay strong but are also laughing all the way to the bank together.
In his current post, he said, he has not only managed a staff of 800 but has also been a "manager of the managers," since his staff audits all the other city agencies to look for waste.
Therefore, PaGE has not only managed to place mainland Greece on the Lower Paleolithic map of Europe, but has also successfully tested a methodological corpus for survey research targeting the earliest phases of the Paleolithic period in a Mediterranean landscape.
But at least one representative from New York, Thomas M. Reynolds of the Buffalo area has not only managed to overcome those stereotypes, but has also established himself as one of the best-connected lawmakers on the Hill.
Its diplomacy has not only managed to create discord among the U.S. and E.U. on sanctions; it has also courted China, nurturing a relationship that goes back to the Silk Road.
Mr. Bergdoll has not only managed to track down some unexpected gems, he has also arranged them in a way that allows us to see them with fresh eyes.
