Sentence examples for not only therefore from inspiring English sources

We have to consider not only, therefore, what our politics are with respect to the states, but also with respect to the enterprises.

Transport preferences are not only therefore the mere result of the best resource and time allocation; those preferences are influenced by social relevance and individual taste.

Not only, therefore, are SOPA and ProtectIP addressing a set of genuinely costly economic issues, but they've also – in the best Madisonian tradition of representative democracy – assembled a broad coalition of supporters for these bills.

Investing in their health and wellbeing is not only a duty, therefore, but sound economic and social policy.

Moreover, the burnout was recent, because the dwarf was not only blue and therefore very hot, but also very bright.

This makes the chips not only smaller (and therefore easier to fit on a logic board), but also more energy efficient.

Therefore, not only does yield vary with growing environment but so does the below ground C accumulation potential.

Should Ledger not win, therefore, not only will the public be snubbed, but the mainstream media too.

Therefore, not only am I not lonely my world has actually expanded.

Not only is the measure therefore ridiculous, but why are these particular six subjects deemed "facilitating"?

"Therefore not only are financial shares overpriced, they are probably more overpriced than most".