Sentence examples for not only convenient from inspiring English sources

These lanes provide not only convenient and safe rides for bicyclists but also safer, more visible crossings for pedestrians, who are provided clear views of approaching motor vehicles.

Art and art history are two subject areas in which certain electronic textbooks are not only convenient, but sometimes more effective as learning tools.

For a small merchant like Mr. Christopher, it's not only convenient, but also saves him about 20 percent on credit card transaction fees compared with his old system.

Its neutrality, forced on it after the second world war, has proved not only convenient but sufficiently flexible to suit changing circumstances.

"For someone like Isabel, having us right in her son's school is not only convenient, but it means that she can go and talk to somebody that speaks her language, that understands her culture.

Fitting rooms, sales racks and lines at the register seem to stoke fear in many men, so a surplus of e-commerce sites have popped up to make online shopping not only convenient but appealing.

Defining oneself in a negative sense is not only sometimes convenient in politics, it is also devastatingly true.

Some doctors had also urged the court to keep Iplex available, arguing that it was not only more convenient but possibly safer as well.

There is a moment, with every new technology, when you begin to realise that it is not only more convenient than than what you used to do.

The authorities have become increasingly attuned to the threat posed by mobile messaging, as it has become not only a convenient way to talk and gossip, but also a competitor in the news business.

Here's an app that can automate many tasks, which not only is convenient but practical.