Sentence examples for only do most from inspiring English sources

Not only do most people in education know that, so now does a substantial chunk of the Tory party.

Not only do most executives receive compensation based on own-stock performance, the market for managerial talent rewards managers that demonstrate an ability to best their industry rivals.

Not only do most people consider it synonymous with high-quality footwear, but this spring stores are bulging with leather and exotic skins.

Not only do most Israelis see Palestinian cuisine as simple street food, they also don't grasp its regional differences, Mr. Dalal said.

Not only do most believe tomorrow will be worse than today, they also feel that there is little that can be done about it.

His investigation leads into an existential maze: not only do most of the women in the case resemble Freda, but most of the men resemble Johnny.

By the end of their independent time, not only did most groups have the correct flow chart, but more importantly, they had used and discussed all the terms, making everyone more familiar with their definitions.

Not only did most New Yorkers I spoke to not know the punch line, or were not sassy enough to fling it at a stranger, most seemed to have little idea of where Carnegie Hall is.

Not only did most Jcor acts wind up elsewhere, they say, but there is some dispute over whether the above-named artists that did end up on Interscope were ever part of Jcor to begin.

In my experience, not only did most cabbies outright refuse to take me across the river, but when they did acquiesce, they had no idea where they were going.

Not only did most of the these disclosures take place during the polygraph session as opposed to during routine supervision, but they actually took place during the pre-polygraph interview before the test itself was carried out.