"it not only means" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It is typically used to introduce a second or additional meaning or consequence of something. Example: Studying abroad not only means experiencing a new culture, but also improving language skills and gaining a global perspective.
The word "beloved" is important here as it not only means dearly loved, but also cherished and respected.
It not only means that the members get the vote that they fought for and won in last month's rule change ballot.
It not only means the end of a popular and venerable brand, dating to 1897, but also dashes an important review that the Oldsmobile division started in October.
It not only means he will have effective control of three spaces - the Crucible, its studio and the Lyceum - but it is a fascinating sign of the times.
It not only means that the firm sees flusher times ahead, but that your trades could become cheaper and easier.
It not only means the ability to fund a launch and survive, but to scale to full potential.
It not only meant that GHash.IO could win most of the rewards: the more computing power a consortium has, the more bitcoin it can win.
When Charlotte-Mecklenburg eliminated race as a factor in student assignment, it not only meant less diverse schools; it also created a feedback loop that made the problem worse.
This was big news around here: it not only meant new jobs for the region but also an economic development opportunity for the city since New Belgium had purchased a parcel of land along our river, The French Broad.
The next week we sat down with DraftKings CEO Jason Robins, who explained that passing the bill was so important because it not only meant his company could resume operations in one of its most popular states, but that the bill could also serve as an indicator of similar legislation soon to be passed in other states that currently ban daily fantasy sports.
The next week we sat down with DraftKings CEO Jason Robins, who explained that passing the bill was so important because it not only meant his company could resume operations in one of its most popular states, but that the bill could also serve as an indicator of similar legislation soon to be passed in other states that currently ban daily fantasy sports.
