Sentence examples for improving not just from inspiring English sources

"By promise, I mean the possibility of a player improving not just a little, but by leaps and bounds.

Our researchers are making tremendous strides in improving not just the quantity of milk production but the quality of it as well.

Under the law, schools have to show that their test results are improving, not just on average but also among disadvantaged groups of students.

"Until we see rates improving, not just staying the same, we can't have any confidence that our lifestyle has improved," said Dr. David Ludwig, director of the Optimal Weight for Life Program at Children's Hospital Boston.

"The countries that have the greatest prosperity tend to be those who have an eye on improving, not just their businesses' bottom line, but the social and environmental conditions for all".

The countries that have the greatest prosperity tend to be those who have an eye on improving, not just their businesses' bottom line, but the social and environmental conditions for all too.

He hails Cisco's capacity to improve not just productivity, but also to improve lives.

The minimally invasive procedure, she said, would improve not just her looks but her spirits, too.

Along with encompassing orthodontics beyond braces, the new name may imply that treatment can improve not just looks, but outlooks.

The goal, he said, is to improve not just Google's applications, but any software that runs on the Web.

Maths results improved not just for those getting a grade C or higher, but also for high achievers.