Sentence examples for necessary not only from inspiring English sources

He said it was necessary not only to have a thriving Wall Street but a thriving main street too.

To help assure that a home care plan really works, monitoring is necessary, not only by the government, but also by social workers, families and friends.

"High standards of competence are necessary not only because of the importance and complexity of housing, but also because of the money involved," the report states.

The oversight is necessary not only to guard against risk to endangered animals, but also to prevent the spread of disease.

Local business leaders and economic development professionals say it was necessary not only to bolster the local economy but to lure workers.

His fame began in 2011 when he declared that a complete change was necessary not only in Italian politics, but also within his party.

Will they act to build the material-accounting and control systems necessary not only to prevent nuclear terrorism but also to enable verification of nuclear disarmament?

John Bowers, president of the union, said the new hiring was necessary not only because of the increased activity at the port, but also because of the aging of the union's membership.

He stressed that these pledges, which would form part of Labour's election manifesto, were necessary not only to improve under-representation but to create future Whitehall leaders who reflect the civil society they serve.

Greater resources than had been anticipated will be necessary not only for research into the "mysterious upsurge" but also to provide services for the larger number of afflicted people.

Many feel it was necessary not only in response to the Varela Project but also as a warning to some high-ranking government officials who seemed to be considering starting discussions with the opposition.