Sentence examples for increasingly not only from inspiring English sources
What conservatives are saying, he told Matthews, is increasingly not only counterproductive economically but also politically.
Their struggle matters – because tech is increasingly not only the economy of Silicon Valley but of the world.
As Howe sees it, attitudes toward craftsmanship are changing: People are, increasingly, not only willing to invest in quality, but to trust craftsmen and designers whose mission they respect.
The rapid advance of smart home technology, expected to be a $9.5 billion industry this year, means our dwellings will increasingly not only reflect our style, but also our wishes and demands.
Police officers in the US today are increasingly not only armed but heavily armoured.
"They are asking serious questions about the value they really bring to organisations for whom digital is increasingly not only a core competency, but a bottom-line asset and critical competitive advantage," said David Lockie, Founder, Pragmatic Web.
But it is increasingly not the only game in space.
On the path, Cali has increasingly honed not only her singing voice big enough to resonate through the Dolby theater, as listeners can attest but has become an increasingly strong mouthpiece for women's empowerment as well.
Spectral imaging is becoming increasingly interesting not only for agricultural use but also for industrial applications.
Such training is increasingly occurring not only on Long Island but across the country.
The young and impatient are growing increasingly intolerant not only of clerical rule, but of clerical prudence too.
