Sentence examples for becoming not only from inspiring English sources

She is quickly becoming not only the most dominant swimmer but the definition of dominance.

See articleThe IMF said that the recovery in the global economy "is becoming not only stronger but also broader".

"Barack Obama is becoming not only a black man, he is a symbol across race, across class," Ms. Brown said.

In 1890 it was officially outlawed, becoming not only defiant but secret, and many capoeiristas were shot, tortured and repressed.

Logistics tends to be tactical, supply-chain management is strategic".Supply chains are becoming not only longer but also more enveloping.

"Emerging countries are becoming not only the factories of the world but also the laboratories of the world, which is a question mark for us".

Models like the Panda and the Great Wall Haval H3 are becoming popular, not only in China but also in emerging markets like Egypt, Indonesia and Ukraine.

SENIOR police officers are becoming convinced not only that organised crime is a growing problem, but also that both the law and the agencies that enforce it are increasingly helpless against the top criminals.

For the production, Horton proceeded in a manner he came to employ throughout his career, becoming involved not only in the choreography but also in the staging and the costumes.

Cryptographic schemes deemed "functional" receive such name because they support one or more operations over the produced ciphertexts, hence becoming useful not only for secure storage.

Social media advancements and the rapid increase in volume and complexity of data generated by Internet services are becoming challenging not only technologically, but also in terms of application areas.