Sentence examples for not only escalated from inspiring English sources

American analysts said the Syrian government's use of helicopters has not only escalated the conflict but could make it more difficult for the United States and other countries to avoid being drawn into it.

Second, the international humanitarian community has positioned itself as the white, western, heroic protector of vulnerable women and girls (and not men and boys)—a narrative that not only escalates power differences between humanitarian and beneficiary but also reproduces the subordination of women.

Character assassination will not only escalate the conflict, it will also damage your relationships.

This is not only escalating an intense CO2 plum over Africa, it is also adding to the ongoing predicament of our near term demise as a species.

6 Obesity and T2D prevalence rates are not only escalating among SSA migrants, but also in their home countries.

It is already one of the ironies of the Obama presidency that a candidate elected on a clear mandate to end the war in Iraq should (as president) not only have escalated the American military presence in Afghanistan before eventually drawing it down, but should also now be engaged in an air-war that covers not just northern Iraq but also Syria.

Though not if the banter has only escalated as far as transphobe.

Two cases filed last week raise an uncomfortable point for the Pakistani government: Despite three resolutions by Parliament calling for a halt to the drone attacks, they have not only continued but escalated.

This not only provokes escalating misunderstandings but gives the lead actor a chance to play dual roles, one that Tom Hollander seizes with inventive avidity.

Attackers know that passwords are the keys to the kingdom and can be used not only to escalate an attack within a target network but can also be carried over to other networks where users may have reused the same or similar passwords.

The present study differs from those studies in that the dose was only escalated in stepwise manner for patients who did not experience neutropenia.