Sentence examples for considering not just from inspiring English sources

This time the government is considering not just decoupling benefits from inflation but freezing benefit levels for two years.

Still, there's something to be learned by considering not just the evolutionary history of our planet, but its short-term future.

That means considering not just so-called "smart" rent controls – which would limit rental cost increases in line with inflation – but also mechanisms to cap and lower rents.

But both Afghanistan's current throes and any educated guess about its future can only be appreciated by considering not just the course of the American-led occupation but three other distinct periods over the past quarter-century as well.

In my case, the act of considering – not just carrying – the albatross made me equally curious about why that experience mattered so much to me when another child in my shoes might not have been so struck.

According to international aid officials, Israel is considering not just buffer zones and a wall to separate the West Bank, but also security zones around all eight major West Bank cities.

Managers of these funds consider not just total return, but also the tax bills they generate.

Until recently this excursion would have been considered not just mad but illegal.

However, we must consider not just physical pain, but pain inflicted upon one's pride.

If so, consider not just re-enacting the dance, but also incorporating props that represent concepts you've learned this year.

The Floyd case asks Judge Scheindlin to consider not just one stop, but rather the Police Department's overall practice.