Sentence examples for not only smaller from inspiring English sources

The crowds have been not only smaller, but also less diverse.

But in Silicon Valley, the community is not only smaller, the people work together again and again, and so trust and reputation are valued more highly.

Accidental though it was, consumers have leapt at the chance to buy computers that are not only smaller than laptops, but lighter and cheaper too.

Expressions are crucial for cartoons: Fleming's women with their ballooning wide skirts and tiny heads ("Female brains were not only smaller, but they were made of soft, spongey, lightweight material") have faces wonderfully quizzical, surly, bored, blank, vengeful.

The Wall Street that emerges from the current economic crisis, he said, will be not only smaller, but much younger, populated by a generation accustomed to instant searches and on-demand services.

Not only smaller but also less abstract, symmetrical and fastidious than many of his recent efforts, they suggest a new freedom in the art of this slightly under-the-radar painter.

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?

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

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.