Sentence examples for increasing not just the from inspiring English sources

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.

It is increasing not just the knowledge the state has of each citizen, but its frequency too.

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

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 incidence of sepsis is increasing, not just as a result of the aforementioned ageing population but also because of the development of resistance to antibiotics [ 9].

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

Due to its nature as a ratio, its value can increase not just if the numerator increases, but also if the denominator decreases, thus implying a higher unemployment rate.

Boulger concludes: "With interest rates hotly tipped to increase not just once, but possibly twice in the next few months, borrowers need to ensure they are not overstretching themselves, especially if they do not have a fixed rate mortgage, and that if their monthly repayment increases they will still be able to make ends meet".

"Record levels, record increases, not just for the city but across the state of New York".

He said he has seen a large increase not just in the number of customers he's getting, but in the variety of locations from which customers are coming to visit him.