Sentence examples for meets not just from inspiring English sources

"Barack Obama," say two editors from Reason magazine in the pages of the Washington Post, "seems to be driving south into that political speed trap known as Carter Country: a sad-sack landscape in which every major initiative meets not just with failure but with scorn from political allies and foes alike".

We are on track to meet not just 20% but 24% in 2020.

Guy Chapman is the most modest marketing man I've ever met, not just in theatre, but in any field.

She met not just with important officials at Bechtel but also with officials close to the company at the State Department, the White House and the Pentagon.

He is telling April P that she is the most beautiful person he's ever met, not just physically but as a whole person.

The bright-eyed Bolton teenager was meeting not just the defending champion but the mature product of a deep and rich tradition.

And in the audience, you can't wait for that need to be met — not just for yourself but for everyone in the room, because you want to share the rush together.

In the weeks after the scandal broke Mr Karnik spent time meeting not just the bosses of client companies but also middle managers, to agree on yardsticks for judging Satyam's recovery.

Mr. Nester said the S.E.C. had "a rigorous program to help departing employees meet not just the letter, but also the spirit of the law" on conflicts of interest after they leave the agency.

"After meeting in Zurich with the two presidents of the associations concerned, I took the decision that I wanted to meet not just with the football but with the political authorities in both of the countries.

That need was met not just by the Ryders, but by a score of other US groups: REM, the Replacements, the Meat Puppets, the Dream Syndicate, the Rain Parade, Jason and the Scorchers, Thin White Rope and True West.