Sentence examples for not only succeed from inspiring English sources

Bilateral dialogues that seek cooperation based on common grounds will not only succeed, but will also inspire both countries to organically evolve and benefit from mutual interests.

It had to be tough to see the Memphis Grizzlies not only succeed without him but for being on the receiving end of "addition by subtraction" arguments.

I really believe that increasing the numbers of female faculty members really lies in creating an environment in which a woman can not only succeed academically, but can also balance a life outside of her career.

In Obama's words, the model that proved successful is a reliance on local forces "that can not only succeed against [Isis] but then sustain in terms of security and in terms of governance".

That says to the whole country, 'The whole notion of black inferiority is bull.' "It says to the schools, 'If you work hard to find people and you give them a chance they will not only succeed, they will flourish.

I have always felt that everyone in Dyson wants to see me not only succeed but also feel at home here, and I believe that this level of care for its students to be something that separates Dyson from everyone else.

But "Mitt — Mitt has not only succeeded, but he has succeeded where others could not.

At the time, the company was not only succeeding as a business, but helping nonprofits.

Rodgers has not only succeeded, he has done it with panache.

Clark not only succeeded Merriam in the Department of Paleontology, but also became the first director of the Museum of Paleontology when it was established in 1921.

The existence of MoS2 not only succeeded in preventing the restacking of rGO nanosheets and increasing the specific surface area, but also afforded an additional transport platform for Pd nanoparticles to facilitate its catalytic properties.