Sentence examples for not only expanding from inspiring English sources

The policy is not only expanding capacity but also demonstrating the scope for higher productivity and innovation.

He called for not only expanding programs to prepare service members for the private sector, but also creating tax credits for companies that hire unemployed or disabled veterans.

But football is not only expanding into unfamiliar markets—its competitions are growing in areas where it is already the dominant sport.

The buildings are not only expanding the stock of housing in the neighborhood but also pushing its residential boundaries westward, a process expected to extend to largely commercial stretches of Fourth Avenue under a recent rezoning.

It will launch on to the market an aggressive competitor in what has become the hottest sector of European aviation.Europe's two leading low-fare carriers, Ryanair and EasyJet, are not only expanding their route networks out of Britain, but also setting up bases in continental Europe, where low-fare airlines are few and far between.

THIS year's Nobel prize for physics was awarded for what was, in a sense literally, the biggest discovery ever made in physics that the universe is not only expanding (which had been known since the 1920s), but that the rate of expansion is increasing.

For longtime residents, the new arrivals not only expand the choices but can make life easier.

The agency not only expanded its field staff from eight to 21, it changed its methods.

Asian independence, however, not only expanded the arena of the Cold War but also spawned the third path of nonalignment.

It would clear the way to not only expand the privatisation of our NHS, but make it irreversible too.

The changes to the bailout fund not only expand it but also give it new powers to help strengthen Europe's vulnerable banks.