Sentence examples for key not only from inspiring English sources

Fixing it will be the key not only to stable growth, but also to stable politics.

He noted that a person needs a key not only to enter the locked park but also to leave it.

"It is key not only for the Andalusian region, but for Europe and the whole world," Rössler said.

That latter point is key – not only to the way products are designed, but what they actually are.

An in-depth investigation into the roles of effectors is key not only to understanding how parasites manipulate host cells, but also to uncovering pathogenicity mechanisms.

In fact, for all of these actors, work is the key not only to surviving, but to enjoying life to a ripe old age.

From the farmers' market to the seed bank to the neighborhood bistro, these foods offer essential keys not only to our past but also to the future of agriculture, the environment, and taste.

This class, clearly, held the keys not only to information, but to influence and power.

The Features are easily comparable to well-known Akron rockers The Black Keys, not only in their sound but also due to the fact that Pelham's resemblance to Dan Auerbach in both looks and stage presence cannot go unnoticed.

In recent months, The Black Keys not only described Nickelback's music as "watered-down, post-grunge crap," but Carney also called Napster co-founder, Sean Parker, an a--hole.

Targeting of these key components not only eliminated the activation of IFN response, but also increased key proliferative and survival signals that are beneficial for KSHV latency establishment.