Sentence examples for increased not just from inspiring English sources

"Culturally appropriate" services have increased not just to help those who genuinely need them (and as temporary measures) but to avoid anyone ever having to work outside their comfort zone.

At fashion public relations agencies like KCD and the HL Group, budgets have increased, not just for their designer clients, but also for companies that hope to bask in their reflected glow.

Moore's Law has increased not just the power of computing, but the rate at which computing technology now affects society.

Analysis of DCs and macrophages specifically (CD11c+CD86+ and F4/80+CD86+, respectively) showed that GM-CSF increased not just the total resident cell number, but also the percentage of mature DCs and macrophages.

The values of houses have been increasing, not just in London but across the country.

Axel Weber, the chairman of UBS, said: "Inequality increases not just between developed and developing and emerging countries.

The ability to print different materials with inkjet heads greatly increases not just model-making abilities but production possibilities, too.

"I think that what you're going to see happen here is the velocity of this will increase not just arithmetically, but geometrically here.

That should increase not just the amount of methane collected but also the capacity of the landfill, since waste shrinks as it rots.

Deadly strains of drug-resistant tuberculosis are increasing not just in poor countries but in wealthy Western ones, according to a new report from the World Health Organization and other groups.

Hunter College is beginning a pilot program with financing from the National Science Foundation aimed at increasing not just the numbers of women in the natural and social sciences, but also their prominence in every aspect of our college.