Sentence examples for only do many from inspiring English sources

Not only do many people prefer to pay that way, it says, but they spend more—£12 on average.

Not only do many civilians in Waziristan credit the existence of chips but many Taliban do, too.

Now, not only do many Arab leaders oppose the plan for broad democratic change, so do some opposition leaders.

Not only do many abortion opponents favor tough restrictions on the practice; they also oppose in vitro fertilization, some forms of contraception and stem-cell research.

But as the farmers' protests show, not only do many grievances remain, the downtrodden are less and less afraid to express them.

Not only do many public services, such as education and the police, work best at city level; cities are natural test-tubes for experimentation.

Not only did many say he couldn't do it, but others also said, Why do it?

Not only did many House members and senators decide to leave the accounts alone, but the president also came around, too.

Nowadays, the roundtable heard, not only did many young lawyers not assume they would become partners, they did not assume they would own their own houses.

Not only did many countries, including Canada and Australia, ban reproductive cloning in animals, but the United Nations banned all kinds of cloning in humans in 2005.

Not only did many genuinely disabled people suffer needlessly, but – more important from George Osborne's perspective – the savings failed to materialise.