Sentence examples for not only expand from inspiring English sources

For longtime residents, the new arrivals not only expand the choices but can make life easier.

It would clear the way to not only expand the privatisation of our NHS, but make it irreversible too.

The changes to the bailout fund not only expand it but also give it new powers to help strengthen Europe's vulnerable banks.

Importantly, both of these endeavours not only expand the role of the customer within society but in doing so change the role of businesses too.

They correctly judged that increased trade with China would not only expand the sale of more American goods there but also widen the circulation of democratic values.

It is among a growing number of institutions finding these tools useful to not only expand marketing and development efforts, but to also listen to visitors and involve them in the creative process.

The agency not only expanded its field staff from eight to 21, it changed its methods.

Asian independence, however, not only expanded the arena of the Cold War but also spawned the third path of nonalignment.

The policy is not only expanding capacity but also demonstrating the scope for higher productivity and innovation.

He called for not only expanding programs to prepare service members for the private sector, but also creating tax credits for companies that hire unemployed or disabled veterans.

But football is not only expanding into unfamiliar markets—its competitions are growing in areas where it is already the dominant sport.