Sentence examples for but not increasingly from inspiring English sources

Thus, mayors are to have powers to cut business rates but not raise them.London's increasingly powerful mayoral office, currently occupied by Boris Johnson, provides a better model.

Sitting on a subway car in NYC I am surrounded by people, and the vast majority are wearing headphones and staring at some sort of electronic device, here but not, increasingly isolated in their search for connection.

That's not "increasingly".

On the other hand, living close but not together is increasingly preferred in Japan as an alternative to the traditional arrangement of co-residence (Tsuya and Martin 1992).

But not only is it increasingly successful there, the country is becoming the financial bedrock of the franchise.

The international criminal court (ICC), its founding treaty underwritten by 108 states including Britain, but not the US, has increasingly taken the lead since 2002.

Last but not least, in an increasingly fragile ecological environment, we cannot afford not to make sustainability a primary focus.

And for malaria prevention, insecticide-treated bednets (see Nothing But Nets for more on these) have proven effectiveness and are increasingly, but not yet universally, available.

In general, animal studies have focused on excess homozygosity on a marker-by-marker basis (Fh) whereas human studies, which have the opportunity to use denser SNP platforms, have focused increasingly but not exclusively on runs of homozygosity (Froh).

The avalanche of shenanigans gets increasingly zany, but not too unwieldy.

Those sorts of innovations are increasingly necessary (but not sufficient) to ensure competitiveness.