Sentence examples for not only trade from inspiring English sources

"It's not only trade links, it's also deep integration".

In the long run this climate protectionism could hurt not only trade but also the environment.

Furthermore, Greece and India conducted not only trade but also cultural, educational, and philosophical exchanges.

In between, lies the murky territory in which the West must not only trade intelligence, but must also seek assurances that people are not being abused.

It was ambitious too, covering not only trade in manufactured goods, agriculture and services, but also a host of things more indirectly related to trade (antitrust, intellectual property and foreign-investment rules, for example).

Although the post was not a cabinet position, Mr. Froman had proximity to the president and a portfolio thicker than that of the cabinet-rank trade representative, encompassing not only trade but also international development and climate change issues.

In gymnastics, not only "trade-offs," but bloc judging and mental bribery from one's own or any foreign nation was prevalent.

"The degree of integration within North America has increased dramatically since Nafta 20 years ago, to the point where we're not only trading with each other, but now producing many things together.

Thus, Nürnberg, at this time the most powerful and lively town in Germany, not only traded in copper, bronze, and brass but also soon allowed its bronze casters and metalworkers to develop a flourishing industry.

PHILADELPHIA (43-25-11-3 last season, 100 points, third in conference) General Manager Bob Clarke not only traded Eric Lindros, he also re-signed John LeClair and signed Jeremy Roenick from Phoenix and Jiri Dopita from the Czech Republic.

Stakeholders address not only trade-offs, but also synergies of energy wood production with biodiversity.