Sentence examples for enhanced not only from inspiring English sources
Mr. Moore's boorish Oscar night yelling, far from relegating him to obscurity, seems to have enhanced not only his movie's box office but his own magnitude of stardom.
"The Lion King," a sold-out hit for nearly five years, enhanced not only the company's box-office receipts but also its artistic reputation.
By refusing to defer to Congress and the president, she has enhanced not only her own power but also the power of the court itself.
The power of the ruler was enhanced not only through symbolic and ideological concepts drawn from Khmer-Hindu beliefs about the god-king but also through the centralization of political power.
As a member of Italy's business elite, his image has been enhanced not only by his stewardship at Ferrari, taking sales to more than $1.4 billion a year, but also by his directorships in luxury goods companies in Italy and France.
McNamee, despite admitting to lies on other matters, had his credibility enhanced not only by the nanny's recollection that Clemens was at Canseco's house, though she didn't say that McNamee was there at the same time, but by the revelation that Clemens had a buttocks problem.
Studies suggest that emotionally charged content enhances not only attention and arousal but also our ability to form stable memories.
To the extent that public policy is intended to enhance not only economic growth but also total happiness, these figures are important.
If you listen to those who believe, as Time recently put it, that "war is good for the economy," this infusion of federal money will enhance not only our national security but our economic security as well.
At just about every level of government, Americans are showing great interest in conserving open space, to enhance not only their own lives but those of the plants and animals that depend on healthy ecosystems for survival.
