Sentence examples for not only small from inspiring English sources

It was not only small businesses that were affected.

It is a potent reminder that the world remains not only small but dangerous as well.

Wouldn't every American business, especially (but not only) small businesses, benefit from knowing how that can be done?

Those affected by the new proposal include not only small Cypriot savers, however, but also some of the thirty-five hundred Britisoldierserstationeded on the island.

Forty per cent of all the students the college has ever produced graduated within the past twenty years, making the alumni base not only small but also young.

Senator Chuck Grassley asked Trotter whether "banning guns which feature designs to improve accuracy disproportionately burdens women" — women apparently being not only small but also wild shooters.

A dime is not only small and difficult to hide behind, but also notably thin, as in the phrase not one thin dime.

It would cover at least eight categories, including not only small arms but also tanks, warships, combat aircraft, missiles and missile launchers.

It's not only small Illinois townships run by semi-literate Tea-Partyers that feel the need to proclaim English as an official language.

When someone — and it's not only small children — asks if he's a real leprechaun, he answers diplomatically, "I'm the realest leprechaun you are ever going to meet".

But those characteristics can be drawbacks for actively managed E.T.F.'s because many of them are not only small, but also thinly traded.