Sentence examples for means not only from inspiring English sources

That means not only military strength and our values.

This means not only extra time for delivery, but also extra weight.

Lack of sanitation means not only soiling the environment but increased human disease and poverty.

That means not only a smaller tax base but diminished civic involvement.

This means not only less in retirement funds, but fewer jobs.

Electricity means not only light: "I offer fans to the students," he says.

That means not only reviews of businesses but also of locations like Yellowstone Park, she said.

By self-destruction, the author means not only drug addiction but AIDS, from which Bascher died at 38.

Winning a fellowship, she said, "means not only do you take yourself seriously, but someone else does too".

That means not only that the ads are more relevant, but also that the experience of users is better.

This means not only curbing spending on, say, vacations, but acting across the board to forgo anything considered superfluous.