Sentence examples for not only saving from inspiring English sources

In Mexico City they are upgrading their lighting and estimate that by 2012 the annual energy savings will be a whopping 11 million kwh, not only saving the city a ton of money in the long run, but also giving bragging rights for avoiding an estimated 65,000 tonnes in greenhouse gas emissions since 2005.

With food-price inflation running at about 2.5%, shoppers are not only saving money by shopping around for a bargain, we are simply buying less food.

As a Massachusetts court reasoned in 1957, a teenager who donated a kidney to his twin brother was not only saving his brother's life, but also promoting his own emotional well-being and health, which would be adversely affected if his brother died.

Randall Alexander, founder and chief executive of the Alexander Company, credits neighborhood advocates with not only saving the campus from certain ruin but also having the flexibility to understand that not every detail can be saved and new construction will be required to make the project economically viable.

The Right to Care project, funded by the South African department of health and the Global Fund, has been working hard on those challenges, not only saving lives, ensuring babies of HIV positive mothers are free of the virus, but reducing waiting times so people who can little afford to travel or to take time off work no longer have to spend hours accessing HIV tests and treatment.

Cloud technology is not only saving budgets, it's also enabling governments to move faster and be more flexible.

This can not only save money.

That not only saves fuel but allows other improvements.

Dr de Bondt's system not only saves electricity, but also saves the road.

"He not only saved the university but positioned it for the future," Mr. Shumaker wrote.

Wikipedia, she says, not only saved her time but gave her a greater sense of control.