Sentence examples for internet not only from inspiring English sources
Filmmakers turned to the Internet not only to sell their movies directly to the audience, but also for money and support.
That's the other thing about the Internet — not only is everything seemingly available but anyone can be a self-styled authority on whatever they please.
Susan, you've said some very scary things about the impact of the Internet not only on how we think, but on our brains.
Many had long suspected that governments use the internet not only to keep tabs on particular targets, but also to snoop on entire populations.
Al Qaeda now views the Internet not only as an essential recruitment tool and means of communication with volunteers, but as a virtual training camp.
From the broker's point of view, listing properties on the Internet not only cuts the cost of buying newspaper classified ads but also saves the staff's time.
Finns can also gamble via the internet - not only the internet gambling offered by the national gambling operators but also by international gambling operators.
The Internet is not: only about 15% of Britons have access to it.
But on the Internet, she not only impersonates celebrities like Taylor Swift, she actually is one.
Similar restrictions for the Internet are not only reasonable but also technologically feasible.
