Sentence examples for satisfy not only from inspiring English sources
"What we pursue is to satisfy not only domestic demand but also the global demand for rare earth.
But how hard could it be to satisfy not only these groups but also others demanding attention?
Athletic shoes -- or "working sculptures," as Mr. Hoke likes to call them -- must satisfy not only the sports professionals who are crucial to the Nike brand but also everyday athletes looking for the latest edge.
Priebus said that the new format would satisfy not only the candidates but also Republican voters, many of whom have complained about moderators' "out-of-control obsession with verifiable information".
There can be no lasting peace in the Middle East unless there is a solution for Jerusalem that will satisfy not only the Palestinians and the Arabs, but also the whole Muslim world.
Listed companies must satisfy not only the Department of Justice, but also the Securities and Exchange Commission, which enforces the FCPA provisions requiring accurate records of all business dealings (to deter or detect illicit payments).
This makes them satisfying duet partners — as long as you're satisfied not only by showering sparks but also by a softer, warmer glow.
Gregory Curtner, Antidote's chief lawyer, said that he was satisfied, not only with the judgment but also with the lesson that it taught.
Generally, in order to make priori estimations on possible positive solutions of ϕ-Laplacian problems, the function ϕ satisfies not only condition (A1), but also other additional conditions.
The solution is a series solution constructed using the Frobenius method and exactly satisfies not only the boundary conditions along the radial and circular edges, but also the regularity conditions at the vertex of the radial edges.
In order to accommodate potential fluctuations of uncertain parameters, a systematic three-stage method for the design of flexible multiperiod heat exchanger networks (HENs) is proposed, which satisfies not only the requirement of the multiperiod operation but also the flexibility of the subperiod operation.
