Sentence examples for knowing not only from inspiring English sources
"Know the market" is the first rule of all accomplished real estate agents, and this means knowing not only what homes should cost but who might sell or buy if prodded.
Policy relevance and generalizability require knowing not only which factors have contributed most to population health gains, but also why.
"You never push a button without knowing not only the risk but how far beyond you want to go.
Successful outsourcing of back-office business functions requires knowing not only your company's needs but also the 12 core capabilities that are key criteria for screening suppliers.
How would you feel being a card-carrying member of this elite club, knowing not only that you have what it takes, but that it's encoded into your molecular structure?
Jacobson tracks race as a conception and perception, emphasizing the importance of knowing not only how we label one another but also how we see one another, and how that racialized vision has largely been transformed in this century.
I don't know, but I know this: I want my daughter to grow up knowing diversity not only as a celebration, but as a commitment central to who we are as a family and to American society, an affirmation of how we are responsible to one another, how violence against one affects us all.
The line got a knowing laugh, not only for its absurdity, but also for the honest sentiment behind it.
"God forbid, if something would happen, knowing that not only a law enforcement officer is there, but there are teachers in that building who can give my child a fighting chance, is even more reassuring," Ms. New said.
We could leave our child with a neighbor while we ran to get a quart of milk, knowing that not only was someone we trusted watching Junior, but also a secure iron gate fenced him in.
The teams must now go to The Oval for the final Test beginning next Wednesday with Australia knowing that not only have they lost three successive Ashes series now, but four of the last five.
