Sentence examples for not only forestall from inspiring English sources

In contrast, lowering the borrowing costs for states, cities and counties should not only forestall tax increases (which dampen individual spending), but also make it easier for local governments to pay for police officers, firefighters, teachers and infrastructure improvements.

Yet the most wily diplomat of the age, Ferdinand II (the Catholic) of Aragon, the king of Spain, hoped not only to forestall French ascendancy and outsmart Louis XII in Italy but also to assert his own claims as the legitimate heir to the Aragonese empire founded by Alfonso V (the Magnanimous) in 1442.

But even if that didn't happen, even if some of the species became aware enough to protect themselves from polar bears, the Antarctic is warming as well so you would only forestall the inevitable.

Eviction was only forestalled by the intervention of State Senator Daniel Squadron, who brokered a deal with the M.T.A. in which 3LD's lease was renewed through 2023.

I realise I'm only forestalling my visit to the hardcore Mind Body Soul Experience, so I bid Adi Guru goodbye.

Unfortunately this leapfrogging trick only forestalls the inevitable.

Not only can voluntary actions forestall regulation, but full funding of those actions is necessary to curtail the expansion of regulation.

This is because preventive measures probably forestall not only this year's disaster but next years' and the following years as well.

And the Bush tax cuts not only failed to create jobs, but also did nothing to forestall the high unemployment and underemployment that we face today.

From Jailer to Jailed is not only a riveting read but a unique and insightful rallying cry to forestall what the author dubs "the erosion of the very fabric of our society".

He remained there throughout the war, rescuing many Jews not only with medical attention but as well with forged papers that forestalled their deportation.