Sentence examples for not only extra from inspiring English sources

This means not only extra time for delivery, but also extra weight.

In such areas, geologists predict, the steam might be as hot as 600°C.Tapping this steam would be expensive, since it would require not only extra building materials, but also more durable ones, to cope with the higher pressures and temperatures.

There has never been a better time for young entrepreneurs to balance work and family, what with the sharing economy, which provides not only extra income, but also flexibility.

Microdissection requires not only extra time and effort but also a larger biopsy sample.

Ms. Dailey might be pleased to hear about Vespertine, a business started by the New York cyclist Sarah Canner to make female night riders not only extra-visible, but extra-attention-getting.

Last night the pan-European regulator the European Banking Authority EBAA) revealed that around 70 bigger banks across Europe would face not only raising extra capital, but extra steps to restart the "term unsecured funding market".

Programmability thus incurs additional hardware cost not only for extra control units and program storage, but also software development.

No matter in which category of cooperation, in order to avoid interfering with PU, a dedicated reporting channel (or control channel) is used to transmit detection results, not only consuming extra spectrum resource but also incurring additional transmission errors as the channel cannot be perfect [15].

Purification of PCR product not only takes extra time and requires purification kit, but also potentially creates additional problems.

Until then, a skilful workman who was also active in various local bodies could not only earn extra money: there would be accretions of status.

The prospect of Greece becoming a permanent base for refugees would not only place extra pressure on society, but inject it with renewed vitality.