Sentence examples for not only becoming from inspiring English sources

As software interfaces become more intuitive and require less technical expertise, the robotic arm is not only becoming a tool for automating bespoke construction, it is becoming a tool to help bring the concept of the "Master Builder" back to the architectural profession.

Data is not only becoming more available but also more understandable to computers.

More and more women are not only becoming politicised, but also financially, emotionally and socially independent.

It's wonderful to know that the next generation is not only becoming politically active but socially active as well.

The two bigger parties face a third political force that is not only becoming more credible, but more popular also".

He has dedicated his adult life to not only becoming a pro-athlete but to also supporting charities that work with disability.

And so she defies us humans not only by becoming vegetarian, but by trying to become vegetation itself.

We came to realize that self-governance is not only about becoming "flatter".

"Not only in becoming more aware, but also in celebrating the legacy of these men and women who fought for us.

It's not only now becoming obvious to these people that reducing Afghani civilian casualties can lead to fewer attacks on US troops.

Mr. Yudhoyono has also raised eyebrows, not only by becoming Indonesia's first leader to record music while in office, but also by showing an extreme sensitivity to criticism.