Sentence examples for not only soon from inspiring English sources

Interest rates were starting to rise, which meant that he would not only soon be locked into below-market yields, but that the value of his bonds would be falling.

The party as we have known it is not only soon to be over, but Connecticut — the least desired of seven charter members to inaugurate the conference in 1979 — faces what could be a messy and muddled cleanup as the university left behind.

What we have going on here is the rise of the personal brand, that may not only soon have even more legalities around using "likeness" and "image" than a Hollywood star's contract; but more importantly demonstrates that the images have to be authentic -- not necessarily beautiful -- to whatever you want to project your as your personal brand.

Jokes about the Colorado shooting are not only "too soon," they are the furthest thing from "humor," according to Canadian producer Deadmau5 -- formally known as Joel Zimmerman.

DealBook » Carlyle Prepares an Unfriendly I.P.O. for Shareholders  |  Not only would soon-to-be public shareholders have no power over the Carlyle Group, the firm is also seeking to force all shareholder legal claims into arbitration, Steven M. Davidoff writes in his Deal Professor column.

Not only may Mississippi soon outlaw abortion, in effect, but Tennessee's admitting-rights' law forced a clinic to close in August.

How quickly they accomplish this transfer depends not only on how soon the ants agree on the best available site but also on how quickly they can migrate there.

Not only will Disney soon lose much of that, but it will be faced with a new competitor in its ex-partner.Of course, Comcast's takeover of Disney is far from done.