Not only has it shrunk in size but also in importance and in influence.
Not only has it been extremely self-actualizing, but it has also taught me resilience and self-sufficiency.
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This place not only has free Wi-Fi, but also free wireless power charging spots.
Mr Zaldivar not only has to reunite the party but to reverse its declining fortunes.
Not only has Gordon Brown lost control of Scotland, he has now even lost control of the Scotland Office.
He not only has no credibility with corrections, but he has no credibility with his own party.
"Not only has the problem been highlighted, people are now accepting there is a problem, " she said.
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Not only has his EU negotiator, Egemen Bagis, kept his job, he has been upgraded to minister.
Not only has the stigma around gaming lessened, but also schools have become more receptive to technological innovation.
Not only has the intense heat of summer passed, it is also when the much loved Mid-Autumn Festival takes place.
Not only has Kirchner "bulldozed" the legislative branch, but he also tried to gain more control over the Judiciary.
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Businesses feel that not only has little been done to address old problems but that many have got worse.
The 12-year-old company not only has reinvented radio, but is hitting on all cylinders, they are happy to explain.
Not only has Guantanamo Bay become a lightning rod for America's critics -- it's no prize for America's taxpayers, either.
Not only has the celebrity effect increased public awareness of the disorder, bipolar disorder has now become a desirable diagnosis.
Not only has the war been financed by borrowing rather than taxes, but also the borrowing has been dirt cheap.
Not only has Colorado lost more than 200 jobs, but a strong voice for the people also has been silenced.
Not only has the American economy rebounded, but Japan and the euro area are also now growing again, albeit more slowly.
Johnson not only has to stabilize the bleeding, he has to re-position Dendreon in the eyes of investors and the industry.
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Not only has the stability and growth pact, which was supposed to help force fiscal policies into rough alignment, been weakened.
Not only has it relieved the government of a huge financial burden.
Not only has this put off many swing voters, it has also cemented the impression that Mr Romney is a slippery flip-flopper.
Not only has far-right extremism been rising, but so also is segregation.
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Not only has Rush Creek long been the top pick for public access in the city, it is now better than ever.
Lately, not only has she established herself as a leading figure in the art world, but she's also become part of the establishment.
Not only has the tax burden risen from 22% of GDP in 1988 to 36% today, but the tax system is absurdly complex.
Not only has her character been shattered, her punishment has been the most severe of any of those arrested in the insider trading scandal.
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Not only has it opened many more new embassies in the region, but Brazilian companies are increasing FDI in Africa at an impressive rate.
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In short, not only has monetary policy been effective during the current financial crisis, it has been even more potent than during normal times.
Not only has the recent rapid smartphone adoption helped, but also the cost of devices used to help monitor the home has significantly dropped.
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