Sentence examples for not only invests from inspiring English sources

Wilson not only invests the song with a frenetic charm — he's trying to persuade the birdbrain he loves to have a thought — he makes us feel his desperation when she can't.

So who better to talk to than an investor who not only invests in the esports industry, but also has ownership experience in traditional sports.

More than just a venture capitalist who invests his money, I want to be a venture catalyst someone who not only invests money, but also is actively involved in the management of these companies.

The National Institutes of Health, which not only invests in critical scientific research to find new treatments and cures that benefit millions of Americans and their families, but also supports more than 400,000 jobs, would lose $1.7 billion.

The government is not only investing too little in new infrastructure but also spending too little on maintenance.The biggest decline in investment, however, has been from business.

Mr. de Chaudenay says that companies are not only investing huge sums in getting into the Chinese market, they have accepted huge losses for a long time.

Mr. Long is not only investing in urban development but has also created a center for real estate — what he calls "this $20 trillion industry" — at U.C.L.A.

He sees great promise in the growth of the MLS where teams like the Philadelphia Union are not only investing in youth development academies but building their own academy facilities as well.

He devoted his efforts to helping others achieve business success, not only investing in local companies, but also endowing the Witting Chair in Entrepreneurship at Syracuse University's Whitman School of Management.

Taken over by Canadian businessman Joey Saputo, who also owns Major League Soccer's Montreal Impact, last year, the club has not only invested in fresh talent but also opened negotiations with the local authorities about modernising the Dall'Ara.

Ms. Haufe said she not only invested her entire life savings of $28,000 in Agape, excitedly reinvesting her interest checks and watching her investment balloon to what she was told was $51,000 over four years, but she also, shrewdly she thought, invested her 15-year-old son's confirmation and graduation savings account, around $5,000.