Sentence examples for not only competition from inspiring English sources
It's not only competition that riles swimmers up — exposure to the opposite sex will do it, too.
To win the White House, he'll need to promise not only competition that leads to growth, but growth that leads to broadly shared prosperity.
Potential fathers were not only competition for Mom's attention, they also took up too much space in our small Manhattan apartment.
The shift in the market reflects not only competition from smartphones and other technology, but also the growth in the number of people around the globe who are living in urban areas.
Broadly within the party, the focus reflects not only competition to be regarded as the strongest ally of Israel, but also a sense that projecting toughness on Iran may offer one of the few political openings on foreign policy that Republicans can use to attack President Obama.
Since more than one highland kingdom or principality would have maize or coca-leaf oases in a given coastal or upland Amazonian valley, there would be not only competition for their control but also coexistence for long periods of time in a single environment of outlying colonies sent out by quite different core societies.
All of us now expect elections to be not only competitions between candidates and parties but also conflicts over voting rights and electoral procedures; we expect the legal and procedural wrangling to begin weeks before election day, and we fear that it will go on for weeks afterward.
And comparing different dancers in the same roles is not a competition, or not only a competition — not just an Olympic-style event in which judges (balletomanes, critics, fans) rank their favorites.
Afterward Mr. Shen said, "I think the competition is not only a competition; it's a big singing party in the world".
In other words, Chinese routers and servers represent not only economic competition but also surveillance competition.
Income is the basis not only of competition among people and companies but competition among nations.
