Sentence examples for increasing not only from inspiring English sources

Plots are increasing not only in number, but in sophistication, and the range of targets is broadening".

H.I.V. and AIDS rates in Uganda are increasing not only in urban areas, but rural areas too, the survey shows.

The UN predicts the size of megacities to continue growing; meanwhile their health hazard is increasing, not only domestically but also globally.

We do know that nutrients, particularly nitrogenous ones, are increasing not only in coastal waters but also in the open ocean.

There is little doubt that irritation in China at the provocations from its Korean neighbour has been increasing – not only in government circles, but also among academic commentators and within wider social media and online communities.

He discovered that by separating one thick canopy into two less thick ones, more sunlight (and thus more photosynthesis) could be introduced on leaf surfaces, improving vine maturation and increasing not only grape yields, sometimes by 90percentt, but also quality.

So I welcome the opportunity to increase not only the bipartisanship, but the communication".

But devotees say the treadmill desks increase not only their activity but also their concentration.

"Because of that, the demand for places increased not only from Catholics but from the rest of the community.

Ms. Weingarten said that the city needed to increase not only starting salaries, now $31,000, but also the salaries of more experienced teachers.

As Mr Kohn argued, the emergence of new industrial giants has increased not only global supply but also demand, particularly for oil and other raw materials.