Sentence examples for more not only from inspiring English sources

They are looking to make more not only from subscriptions but also from other sources.

Consumers today pay more not only for the same thing but for a better thing.

What's more, not only is helium being sold below market, but getting rid of the helium reserves is creating a temporary glut in supply.

Many such products, which may include sauces, salsas and a great deal more, not only taste wonderful but also have great gift potential.

What's more, not only are dress codes naff, they're also the first indication of a power structure that is either fragile and flawed or slightly sinister.

As the luxury shopper spends more, not only in local stores but in travels around the world, analysts say the competition among brands is apt to heat up.

Imaging procedures will provide more and more output, not only images but also clinical data, numbers, indices, the core of the so-called quantitative imaging.

Working with more replicates not only provides more power to the differential expression calculation but also lessens the impact of occasional sample loss or failure.

More debt not only makes companies more vulnerable to bankruptcy but also makes investors more susceptible to panics, when they withdraw their capital en masse.

Children with more educated parents are more likely not only to have health insurance but also to use it.

It will be painful, and banks will have to take more hits, not only on Greek debt but more widely.