We would not only know the right policies to enact – we would also enact them.
Indeed many successful politicians not only know how to play this game; they actually like it.
Whether asking for a job, a raise, or money, it's important to not only know your audience, but yourself.
This is extremely important, because these individuals not only know the country in question, they know your business.
-- The Chinese not only know this fear-driven Western weakness but incorporate it in their international business and political policies.
Individuals, it suggested, not only know the well-documented problems of Europe's growing indebtedness, demography and recession.
In this example, the two males Chaol Westfall and Dorian Gray not only know each other but are friends.
I not only know a little bit more about what to ask, but I feel much more confident in how I ask it.
"Because of those limitations, it's imperative that the supply chain stakeholders not only know one another, but understand the intricacies involved in each node of the supply chain.
"As the hacking scandal revealed, it's a very small tree house in which the various elites not only know one another but socialise as well.
They said they needed people who not only know the technology but were skilled in the art of storytelling, the narrative arc.
