Sentence examples for not only key from inspiring English sources
It is not only key to resolving the conflict, it is also, in the words of Colombia's President Juan Manuel Santos, the cornerstone of efforts to "seed peace".
Mark Hughes substituted Erik Pieters moments after a heated exchange with his hapless left-back and was left ruing not only key absentees but a defeat that damages his club's hopes of qualifying for Europe next season.
This pairing of thermometer with heater was not only key in proving temperature could be measured in the cell, Lukin said, but is hoped to be used as a kind of cell heat regulator.
In recent years, we have developed variants of a deterministic procedure, the fractal multifractal (FM) method, whose patterns share not only key statistical properties of natural records but also the fine details and textures present on individual data sets.
RTKs are not only key regulators of normal cellular processes, but are also involved in the progression of many types of tumors, and responses to various biotic and abiotic stresses.
The mechanism by which the resulting functionally monovalent but bi-specific antibodies are formed is not only key to understanding their biological role, but is also important for the design of therapeutic monoclonal antibodies.
The current study pointed out not only several key services but also that combination of key and other services are associated with different directions in residential transitions.
She becomes not only a key member for the group, but also a key member for the viewing audience.
It is clear that the underlying reason behind the low CO2 selectivity is not only a key technological issue in the field but also a fundamental scientific question.
Across the Middle East, marriage is not only the key to adulthood but also a religious obligation, which only adds to the pressure — and the guilt.
This novel shows not only how Key influenced Taliesin but also how she executed a philosophical about-face, one that suddenly transformed her into a champion of motherhood.
