Sentence examples for not only closed from inspiring English sources

Kennedy's strategy not only closed down the West End drug market; the drug market disappeared the day after the first call-in.

For many it felt like a necessary game too, one that not only closed a unique cycle, of Euros-World Cup-Euros, but closed the debate too.

This is because, after an enormous investment that a senior source claims was "at least $75 million," Microsoft not only closed Lionhead but cancelled Fable: Legends.

This is crucial, because the Adobe module is not only closed source, it is also protected by controversial global laws that threaten security researchers who publish information about its security flaws.

The French manufacturer not only closed the gap on Bridgestone over the winter, they came into the 2008 season with what appeared to be a superior tyre, especially in cool conditions.

But come September, when she posted her views on illegal file-sharing on her MySpace blog, she received such vitriol – mostly directed at this "rich daddy's girl's" perceived hypocrisy (remember those mixtapes?) – that she not only closed down the blog but withdrew from the online world completely.

R.E.I. is not only closing stores; it's also discouraging shoppers online.

He was not only close to the great tradition, he was the tradition: he taught literature in Cape Town.

It not only closes some loopholes, it finally presents a fundamental and sensible response to the development of modern financial instruments.

It was then that he realized he could not only close the Harlem office but also the one in the West Village.

It is Congressional Republicans in thrall to big-money interests who are blocking the revenue increases that would not only close the deficit but, history suggests, also create badly needed jobs.