Sentence examples for improving not only from inspiring English sources

A 1996 book, "Inside Teams," by Richard S. Wellins, William C. Byham, and George R. Dixon, describes how Miller Brewing had used the approach with certain groups at its plants, improving not only workers' pay but also their productivity.

And the job prospects are improving not only in traditionally high-demand fields like business, computer science and engineering but also in such disciplines as English literature and the social sciences, which have been the hardest to crack because opportunities for employment outside academia are so slim.

The confidence survey, conducted by the executive agency of the European Union, showed that sentiment was improving not only in relatively healthy economies like Germany and the Netherlands but also in Italy and Spain, which have been among the hardest hit by the downturn.

Demand is improving, not only for memory chips but for more complex logic chips which Infineon also makes.

In order to store and search lots of data rapidly, an effective index structure is required for improving not only the insertion method, but also the search performance.

Vegetation in architecture can be considered a proper design strategy that is aimed at improving not only the performances of buildings, but also the outdoor climate.

The improvement of doctor-outpatient communication can improve not only the doctor-patient relationship, but also the quality of health care.

Such a system would improve not only electoral politics but also the legislative process.

Doing so would improve not only the parks but also whatever positive legacy Mr. Bush hopes to leave behind.

Since then the situation has improved, not only in his own country, but in Italy and in Portugal.

Physical exercise in children improves not only cardiovascular health but also academic performance, an analysis of several studies has found.