Sentence examples for not only already from inspiring English sources

Corporate America is not only already there, but they're passionate about it.

"Those things have not only already been addressed," he said, "they were implemented".

"Gatsby" had not only already opened in the United States the week before, of course, but it also opened in France on Wednesday.

However, he concludes comfortingly, liberal democracies are not only already hierarchical but work to prevent their excesses by restricting "the workings of capitalist competition".

Addressing these obstacles will be crucial to the Alliance's success; after all, homegrown car companies are not only already building their cars from scratch but also already have stronger networks and brands.

Indeed, the American network NBC is so confident of success that it's not only already signed a record deal with Columbia for the soundtrack similar to the label's deal with Glee but has also handed it a prime launch date.

This could cause, for example, the deactivation of cell cycle checkpoints or enhanced exclusion of therapeutic reagents or increased expression of multidrug-resistance proteins, leading, as the name of the latter example already suggests, to resistance not only against already used therapeutic avenues but also against possible future approaches.

The election of any candidate not agreed with the centre-right would infuriate not only an already embittered Mr Berlusconi but also some of his more reasonable allies.

Transplant recipients are not only weak already, they must also take drugs to suppress their immune systems and prevent their bodies from rejecting the new organs.

Mobile and wearable technology has replaced the graph paper and pencil, and most patients – not only engineers – already have.

One of the main takeaways is that the web and mobile market in Asia is not only huge already, but that it's poised to become even bigger in the future.