Sentence examples for not only expects from inspiring English sources

The airline not only expects to gain more satisfied customers; it hopes to reduce stocks and wastage on board.

Bale has had to put up with this sort of thing throughout his career from team‑mates like Kroos, the Germany midfielder, who not only expects to be involved at the major summer championships but to go far in them.

The writer now moves in a world that not only expects speed, but also floods her with data on how she's doing as she does it — from Amazon sales ranks to most-e-mailed lists to hashtagged reviews of books by readers who have just begun to read them.

It may be of some use to Mr. Bush in the public-relations battle by buttressing his claims to victory and increasing pressure on Mr. Gore to concede defeat, but Mr. Gore's campaign has made it clear that he not only expects to fight on, whatever the result, but also expects prominent Democrats to stand behind him.

Tottenham legend Ricky Villa, who was in the stands on Saturday, not only expects Bale to stay at White Hart Lane, but also to go on to become one of the world's best players.

In her case, that system is one that not only expects chambermaids to tolerate the creepy sexual advances of male hotel guests, but in some instances, even assigns the "new girl" to clean the rooms of those more troublesome guests (like the men who "accidentally" let their bathrobes fall open when the maid is in the room).

They not only expected them but also produced them.

We not only expected this, we warned about it.

Big clubs like Arsenal not only expect to make it, they bank on it.

Its readers are not only expecting that, they are demanding it.

"I not only expect him to play, but to be very good".