Sentence examples for not only retains from inspiring English sources

He not only retains his contacts with Stratford, he develops them.

With Charlie Brooker onboard but with a bigger budget and a starry new cast, it's a minor victory that the show not only retains its dark spirit but adds yet more complexity.

Johnson not only retains the keys to City Hall but will preside over the Olympic Games in London this summer, as well as strengthening his position in the party ahead of an expected return to Westminster in 2015 or 2016.

The parent company, an arm of a government ministry, not only retains an 80% stake in Sinopec, but still has all those schools, hospitals and power stations to look after.

But thanks to the 2008 constitution, the army not only retains a stranglehold on constitutional change but also has a lock on three key ministries – defence, home and border affairs, while a Defence and Security Council can put the country under martial law at any time.

It not only retains the semantic plentifulness of facts and proposition, but also makes the reasoning results more effectively.

But he was not only retained, he was promoted, in 2009, to pastor of a parish.

But the actors want residuals not only retained for network television, but also extended to cable.

Establishing Post Bank would not only retain jobs but could also, we estimate, create 11,000 new jobs".

BT insiders claimed they not only retained a significant presence but forced Sky to pay over the odds.

"There are minds which not only retain all receipts, but keep them at compound interest for ever," he wrote.