Sentence examples for percentage not only from inspiring English sources

After we came to power, from 2008 to 2012, this percentage not only did not increase, it actually dropped a bit.

This percentage not only exceeds the margin by which Obama won in '08, but would have been enough to change the outcome of every presidential election since Reagan.

The landowner must carefully note the definition of "gross revenue" and should negotiate for a percentage not only electricity sales but other funds and income streams such as energy credits, business interruption insurance proceeds, damages, etc. Consult an experienced wind energy attorney.

If India's rate were to rise by just a few percentage points, not only would millions more Indians be condemned to live with or, more likely, die of AIDS, but so would millions of their neighbours.

The company achieved that percentage by not only being the largest channel for e-books, where it had a 67% market share in March, but also by having a commanding slice of the sale of print books online, where its share in March was estimated at 64%.

The Swedish referendum rejecting euro membership by a staggering 14 percentage points not only bolstered euroskeptics in the other holdout countries -- Britain and Denmark -- but also reinforced the possibility that, far from being one, Europe could soon be perceived as falling into three castes.

The cachexia index (expressed as a percentage) reflects not only the loss of total body weight but also the absence of weight gain [ 25].

The significant increase of CLV and change of CLV relative to baseline tidal volume (percentage) occurred not only throughout the treatment period, but also 24 hours after the last dexamethasone injection.

Importantly, however, this impending uptick in his percentages is not only a projection for the future, it has already started happening.

In terms of tensile strength retention percentage, flax composites not only were not worse than glass composites but also they had even slightly better strength retention percentage.

She will have won by a wider percentage margin than not only Al Gore in 2000 but also Richard Nixon in 1968 and John F Kennedy in 1960".