Sentence examples for strikes not only from inspiring English sources

Such frequent strikes not only jeopardize the industry, Mr. Judd said, they are also a sign of union weakness.

The sight of this arbitrary rearrangement of riches strikes not only at security, but at confidence in the equity of the existing distribution of wealth".

Continuous street demonstrations and transport strikes not only put pressure on police forces needed for the football tournament, but also send an alarming signal to visitors from abroad.

The senator and former Republican presidential nominee John McCain said the US should conduct strikes not only against Isis in Iraq, but also against the group's strongholds in neighbouring Syria.

Gilani added that drone strikes not only violated Pakistani sovereignty, but also fed anti-U.S. sentiment, making harder his own public case that the struggle against extremists was "Pakistan's war".

(To read more about the general strikes not only of 1877, but 1919 and 1934 get a copy of Strike from South End Press).

Coins were struck not only by single towns but also jointly by alliances of towns (homonoiai).

The ads are striking not only in their volume but also in their pointed language.

Other elected officials were struck not only by his intensity, but also by what they viewed as his lack of loyalty.

Luckily for London, gold fever struck not only him but also his stepsister's sixty-year-old husband, who purchased ship fare, clothes, and equipment for both men.

That is how it struck not only the public but also those for whom photography was a living, or an ecstatic pursuit.