Sentence examples for not just closing from inspiring English sources

Was this just an early season blip, or is Gomez - and his compatriot Mario Mola, and South Africa's Richard Murray - not just closing in, but moving away?

"There is really only one rational policy about that oil if we're not just closing our eyes to climate change," Lawrence told VICE News.

"It's not just closing the communities, it's how the state government is going to be able to support the councils if they have a huge influx of Aboriginal people".

But it hit me this week that the country is not just closing in on the end of a two-year presidential campaign that we've all focused on with frightening intensity.

This self-proclaimed new Simon Bolivar (ironically, the father of Latin American democracy) is not just closing down opposition TV and radio stations, Chavez is also wasting billions of dollars on rifles and tanks from the old Soviet armory while millions of his people live in shocking squalor across Venezuela.

As Alex Emery of Permira Advisers, a large British private-equity fund, puts it: "Japan is not just closed to foreigners it's closed to everyone".Foreigners have been calling for change for years, to little effect.

Rosemont is not just close to O'Hare International Airport.

Like the Magic Shop in the H. G. Wells short story, its door will not just close behind us but disappear, never to be found again.

Over the years, Boyle has made a habit of sailing not just close to the wind, but directly into the eye of the hurricane.

Current members should be fully aware of the costs, "and not just close their eyes," he said, closing his own eyes and reaching out as if feeling his way.

Moreover, highly influential species were at many levels in the network, not just close to the output level.